Delivering Living Hope - Ukraine Crisis Story
In the midst of this crisis, we are so grateful that Ukrainians are open to hearing about the living hope of God. Here is a short update from a church partner in Ukraine:
The Church is the only institution on Earth which helps people build a living relationship with God! And our first and highest task is to reveal God through the Gospel, to show His heart through our caring for those in need!
We are thankful to government workers who have granted us full rights to give out packs of groceries and tell about the News of Hope. We distributed to 100 refugees these packs and told each one the Gospel, dividing them into groups of 10.
We invited them to a meeting this Sunday and the opportunity to receive further aid from the church.
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