Quarantine is not an obstacle for construction work, but on the contrary, there is free time for this. God blessed to complete the building for the Sunday school and the canteen. We plan that in...

Quarantine made great changes in our lives and ministry. Summer was coming to it’s end, and we could not start holding children’s camps. We prayed, and God blessed that our region became a green quarantine...

Quarantine in the country and in the world has only complicated the situation in poor and large families. Thank God, we all are healthy and are able to visit families without obstacles. Each package of...

The Pokrovsk town is an hour drive from the war zone. Here gunshots and the fall of shells are no longer heard! The population of the town is about 80,000 people: during the war years,...

As soon as the quarantine restrictions were lifted up a little bit, we immediately used this opportunity to carry out evangelization on the street. Sermon, a lot of music, children’s program, communication. At the end,...

Due to the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine, 50,000 children were returned to their relatives from boarding schools. Some of them are children with disabilities. Many children returned to families where their parents did not expect...

This is statistics of the Christmas marathon in the zone of military conflict, which we held from January 7th to 16th. This year, our children took an active part and helped us in all these...

Dear friends! Merry Christmas to you! Let each of us in the midst of noise, fuss, and worries hear the words of an angel sounding in a special way today: “THE SAVIOR IS BORN for...

Gift collection is over! Instead of the expected 9000, we got 9606! Thank God! Half of the gifts will go to Moldova, half to Ukraine, to the Donbass where Christmas events are planned for January...

Christmas is coming! Now we are in Germany where we collect Christmas gifts from churches, schools, and kindergartens. Children and families in Germany and Switzerland personally collected these gifts. We pack them in large boxes...