January 13, 2021 Archive

This Christmas season we are reminded of the profound joy that entered the world with the birth of Jesus. His arrival marked how God chose

Your prayers have the power to change young lives in war-torn areas around the globe. Lives like six-year-old Veronica’s in Ukraine. Veronica has had to

At only 11 and 13 years of age, Mykyta and Viktoriya have already experienced overwhelming tragedies. Their father passed away, and their mother abandoned them.

Nina, a young orphan in Ukraine, was smaller and thinner than other children her age. She only spoke a few words and had medical diagnoses

Hanna and Anatoly have a deep and practical compassion for orphans. Since 2012 their family has adopted nine children, six of whom are siblings. Four

When Natalia and her husband adopted twins—a boy and a girl—the children were only a year and a half old. The twins had spent their

For the past seven years the You Too family center in northeastern Ukraine has been a lifeline for families. It serves about 1,000 people each

Spring is a time of new beginnings as we rejoice in Christ’s resurrection. It is also a great time of joy and therefore peace, and

Until the age of 8, Kostya faced incredibly challenging circumstances. His parents were unfit to care for him so he was removed from his family

Your prayers over the past months have made a tangible difference in the life of a special child named Tina, and others just like her. 

For many years The Ark in Kyiv, Ukraine has provided a healthy, happy and safe environment for some of Ukraine’s most at-risk children. But the

Your prayers are urgently needed as a recent decree issued by Russian leader Vladimir Putin will facilitate granting Russian citizenship to deported Ukrainian children. This,

Knowing your tender heart for orphans and hurting children, we come to you this Christmastime with a heartfelt request for urgent prayer. Unfortunately, Russia’s recent

In July we asked you to pray for therapeutic summer camps in Ukraine — places where traumatized children could receive support for the horrors they