I am very sincerely grateful for what you are doing for our residents in the city of Avdiivka. You did not stay away from the needs, and despite the danger, you brought us woodstoves and firewood. If it weren’t for you, we would probably freeze this winter. We had no source of heat before you …
Ukraine In the last three months, our work has shifted from transporting and distributing food to Ukrainian churches and organizations to distributing firewood and wood stoves for the WARM project. We are still moving food, but the need has gone down during the last two months.The WARM project will be coming to a close in …
Ukraine This week, I was helping the WARM Project, which consisted of delivering wood stoves and firewood into front-line villages. Many of our recipients don’t have access to firewood. This week, our delivery was to a village that had a lot of military activity, with outgoing and incoming rounds of missiles. Multiple rounds hit within …
Ukraine Come again, we’re always glad to see you and love serving with you! Thank God for you! With love from Nikopol! – Oleh, pastor from Nikopol Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!! You helped us so much already… thanks to your shipment, many of the children here got sweets for Christmas. We are very …
Ukraine The WARM project has been an enjoyable part of the work here. It feels good to see people set the stoves up and once again have a warm house to live in. Most of these stoves and the firewood are being distributed to people who have no source of heat. The winters here are …
Ukraine The photo of this sunset is a special photo. It was taken 6 weeks ago on a delivery we did.Several hours before this photo, we were entering a front-line town with a van load of medical supplies for the hospital. We stopped outside town at a checkpoint and were denied access since the town …
This year has been an interesting year for our family. January found us in Kentucky running the PCCR tornado response. We were directing teams of people doing tornado cleanup and helping to facilitate the flow of donated items.In the beginning of February, I went to Ethiopia for a week and checked on the humanitarian crisis …
My journey with PCCR started in August of 2021, when Daniel Beiler asked me to join a response team to do medical evacuations after the earthquake in Haiti. I’m an EMT and was already interested in becoming a part of Plain Compassion, and when the January ’22 training got scheduled, I signed up right away. …
Thank you so much for supporting our ministry with food to distribute! ~Yura, pastor of three churches in Kramatorsk. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to meet the needs here! May God bless you in all your endeavors! ~from one of the aid distribution hubs that we supply. Thank You to …
It’s hard to believe that it’s already been one month since I left for Ukraine. Time sure flies when you’re having fun.If I had to pick a most memorable moment, it would have to be the night we slept in a hospital without heat. It was less than three miles from Russian-occupied territory. I woke …