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Ukrainians Like Victor Now Have Access to God’s Word

Ukrainians Like Victor Now Have Access to God’s Word

  When Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Victor decided to wait out the war at home. His wife had died just a few years before, and he didn’t want to leave the home they had shared. But as you can imagine, living in an active warzone is terrifying....
Ukraine update: Trade violations, child abductions, and more

Ukraine update: Trade violations, child abductions, and more

  You’ve been hearing about the war in Ukraine for over a year now. And because we’re so far removed from the situation, it’s easy to become desensitized to the stories we read. Our feelings of outrage are calming. The overwhelming urge to help Ukrainians...
Putin is counting on us to stop caring about Ukraine

Putin is counting on us to stop caring about Ukraine

  “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.” – Proverbs 31:8-9 It’s been almost a year since Russia launched a violent invasion of Ukraine....
BREAKING: Playground bombed in Ukraine

BREAKING: Playground bombed in Ukraine

Russia rained down missiles on Ukraine’s capital city of Kyiv Monday morning. Among the targets bombed was a children’s playground. “They are killing our culture and our children!” one Ukrainian official posted online. At least nine people were killed in the attacks,...
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...
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