The war in Ukraine has disrupted people’s livelihoods, jobs, and income. It has left millions of people with little to no food. Even for people that do have money, there are large areas of the country where the supply chain is broken and there is no food available for purchase. This has created a massive need …
Today, we went with a military chaplain to a military hospital. We took food and bibles along and spent some time ministering to the soldiers. When we were done there, we went to do an evacuation in a city that is under heavy fighting. We were able to successfully enter the city; however, we ended up …
The holidays are here, and many of the initial response organizations are leaving. The overall volunteer numbers are dropping; public attention has shifted; and the rest of the world is moving on. Most of the tree cutting work is finished, but there is still a LOT of work that needs to be done. The majority of …
Today we’ll be working in the Princeton KY area. We have 7 teams of guys going out, with each team averaging 4 or 5 people. Most of the work will be clearing trees so the utility companies can come in and put up electric lines again. We also have 2 ladies who will be cooking …
From the field director, Daniel Beiler. Today, we talked with the government volunteer coordinator for the Mayfield area. They want to locate and recover all bodies before sending volunteers in. By tomorrow afternoon they will be ready for cleanup teams to come in. We had 2 guys out, who went to other areas, talking with mayors, police departments, and assessed …
