Evacuations in Ukraine

January 4, 2025

This past month in Ukraine has been a deeply moving and humbling experience. Helping to evacuate civilian volunteers has been both rewarding and heartbreaking. Seeing the harsh realities of war—the pain, the fear, and the loss—is something I’ll never forget. Yet, amidst the devastation, I’ve also witnessed resilience, hope, and the power of God at work protecting us!

Our chaplain Leonid has been able to share the gospel with many that we evacuated, not just saving their lives, but also giving the gospel. I’m incredibly grateful to have been part of this.

Please continue to pray for Ukraine, for peace, and for healing. Your prayers and support mean more than you know to the people, I am thankful that God’s love can shine even in the darkest of times.

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