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[VIDEO] Meeting these Ukrainian refugees changed me

[VIDEO] Meeting these Ukrainian refugees changed me

News outlets and social media platforms may be shifting their attention away from the invasion of Ukraine, but I can’t. Ever since my recent trips to Eastern Europe, the conversations I had with refugees pouring out of Ukraine have been playing on repeat in my mind. I...
[VIDEO] Ukrainian refugee: ‘I don’t want to die’

[VIDEO] Ukrainian refugee: ‘I don’t want to die’

It’s been a couple of weeks since I traveled to Eastern Europe to visit Ukrainian refugee centers, but I feel like I’m still processing and praying through everything I heard and saw. I had the opportunity to meet, listen to, and pray with many refugees on this trip,...
Ukraine: ‘We’ve cried a lot, but now we want to scream’

Ukraine: ‘We’ve cried a lot, but now we want to scream’

Nothing brings people together like shared trauma. That’s what happened to these families. After meeting at a refugee center in Romania, these Ukrainians decided to stay together … and now they’re just trying to help each other survive. Left to right: Elena, Helen,...
Father of 18 goes back to Ukraine for the one

Father of 18 goes back to Ukraine for the one

Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Doesn’t he leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it? – Luke 15:4 (NIV) Fathers are everyday superheroes. It’s impossible to overstate a father’s love for his...
Masha’s new life as a child refugee

Masha’s new life as a child refugee

Feb. 23 was just an ordinary Wednesday in Ukraine. For 11-year-old Masha, that meant going to school with her best friends, attending her favorite drawing class, and reading Judy Moody books. She looked forward to the end of the week because if all her school...
[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

When Russia attacked Ukraine on Feb. 24, many families escaped right away. They fled to western Ukraine and neighboring countries, knowing there was no time to lose. But other families weren’t so lucky. One family from Mariupol hid in a mold-infested basement for days...
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