Mission to Mykolaiv and Kherson Regions
Serving where it hurts is a calling—and once again it brought our team together. Along with friends, we’ve traveled with before to de-occupied Balakliia, Izium, and the uneasy Donbas, we set out on a
Christmas Is Stronger Than the Sirens
December 23 began tensely for the Khmelnytskyi region. Sirens sounded early in the morning, the news reported another air attack, and many families once again faced a familiar choice—stay at home or go to
A Ministry of Hope and Joy: How We Shared God’s Love Over the Weekend
This past weekend was truly special for our team. We had joy and privilege of taking part in two inspiring events, both filled with faith, care, and heartfelt warmth. On Saturday, we were in
The Light of the Gospel in the Heart of Broken Villages
A recent trip to the Kharkiv region became a powerful testimony of how God’s love and care reach even the most remote and forgotten corners of Ukraine. Over several days, a team of Christian
Potatoes with Love: How God Keeps Caring Through Simple Acts
For the second time this month, the Lord has generously blessed us through the kind hearts of brothers and sisters — this time we received over 2000 kg of potatoes! For many people, this
A Small Photo Report from a Big Beginning
In Khmelnytskyi, gatherings have begun that, by God’s grace, will become the foundation of a new church. We have been praying for this for a long time — and now the time has come
Mobile Homes for Refugees
With the beginning of active hostilities in our region, many of the children of our project, as well as almost all church members and visitors of our churches, were evacuated by us to the
Our Center for Assistance to Refugees
According to UN experts since the beginning of the war, more than 14 million Ukrainians have become refugees. About 6 million people left the country, 8 million became migrants throughout Ukraine. We as mission
Ministry of The ARK Singers Group during the war
Our ministry has changed since the start of the war. The news about the shelling in Ukraine caught us on a trip to America. We immediately decided to return home. Being in Poland we
The story of one minibus, that is not over!
The bus I am going to tell about, the Mercedes-Benz 210D, was given us in 1994, and we immediately began to call it simply “210”. At that time, “210” for us was like a