The war in Ukraine had left the country in shambles. The elderly people were hit the hardest, with many of them struggling to make ends meet. It was in this time of need that our Daily Bread Ministry stepped forward to bring relief to those in need.
Every day, our missionaries and volunteers of the ministry would pack freshly baked bread into cars and head into the war-torn regions of Ukraine. The journeys are long and perilous, with the threat of shelling and gunfire always present. But the volunteers are determined to bring hope to those who had lost everything.
As they arrive in each village, the elderly people would come out to greet them, their faces lighting up at the sight of fresh bread. Our missionaries would distribute the loaves, each one representing a small ray of hope in a dark and uncertain world.
In the darkest times, light can still shine.
Those who had been forgotten and abandoned were given the gift of love and kindness, and it made all the difference in the world.
Our Daily Bread Ministry has become a shining light of hope amidst the darkness of a war-torn country. The dedicated missionaries and volunteers are determined to keep serving those in need, no matter how long it takes. Our missionaries know that their mission is not only to feed the hungry, but to uplift spirits and – to bring light and hope to the people of Ukraine.
A bright spark in the shadows of despair, this ministry has brought light and warmth to thousands of people in need. From delivering basic necessities like food and water to providing essential medical aid and emotional support, our missionaries and volunteers have become a beacon of hope.
Christ is Risen! These three words carry a message of hope and joy that transcends all circumstances. Even in the midst of a war-torn country like Ukraine, where the war have left communities shattered and families torn apart, the message of Easter brings a glimmer of light in the darkness. It reminds us that death and despair do not have the final say, and that there is always hope for a brighter future.
Gratefully,
God Bless,
Pastor Vitali Yuchkovski