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History is repeating itself in Ukraine

History is repeating itself in Ukraine

Becoming a refugee is a tragedy that would never happen in a perfect world — but when it does happen, it’s usually a traumatic experience people only endure once. For some refugees in Ukraine, though, the 2022 Russian invasion marks the second time they’ve had to flee...
Saving lives from Afghanistan to Ukraine

Saving lives from Afghanistan to Ukraine

In the past decade, the global refugee population has more than doubled. Millions of people have been forced to leave their homes because of circumstances like war, persecution, and famine. Everything can change in just one day. In Afghanistan, people were suddenly...
God gave Michael a vision for Ukraine

God gave Michael a vision for Ukraine

Several years ago, after seven days of fasting and praying, Michael heard the Lord tell him to prepare a refugee center for Ukrainians. He’s spent nearly a decade preparing, and it wasn’t until this February that he finally understood why the Lord placed Ukrainians on...
[VIDEO] Worth the risk: Helen’s family is returning to Ukraine

[VIDEO] Worth the risk: Helen’s family is returning to Ukraine

Helen and her family woke up on Feb. 24 to a deafening noise. They initially thought it was just the garbage truck making its weekly round through the neighborhood … but it was something far more sinister. It was an explosion from an approaching Russian attack. The...
[VIDEO] Life won’t go back to normal for this mother and daughter

[VIDEO] Life won’t go back to normal for this mother and daughter

​Ivanka and Emilia’s lives will never go back to how they were. Even if they can return home someday, the trauma they’ve endured has already changed them forever. When Russia began bombing their hometown of Kyiv on Feb. 24, they didn’t waste a moment. Ivanka told her...
[VIDEO] ‘We’re just happy if we can stay alive’

[VIDEO] ‘We’re just happy if we can stay alive’

When Russia invaded Ukraine, Nadiia was one of the lucky ones. She was able to get out early with her baby and make it to a refugee center in Romania — but she’s endured more than her fair share of trauma. Ukrainians knew that an invasion from Russia was likely, but...
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