Did you know that the leading reason children are placed in orphanages is not the loss of parents? It’s poverty! This is one of the

During the months since Russia’s initial invasion of Ukraine,12-year-old Vika, like many other children, has witnessed unspeakable horrors. One of those horrors was the bombing

We can only imagine the trauma, anxiety, fear, stress, and uncertainty attached with scooping up one’s children and shuttling them from a war zone to

Little five-month-old Alli had the sweetest laugh and his brother, Andriy, loved to play. The boys were happy and safe … until the war. When

The war in Ukraine passed its grim 100-day milestone on June 3, “…with no end in sight to the conflict that has sparked Europe’s biggest

When Margarita and Miroslavi’s mother left their basement to prepare a meal, she never dreamed she wouldn’t return. There is no light or gas in

We recently learned that five-year-old Marinka and her mother were home when a Russian rocket blew up their home early last month. Marinka’s grandfather, seeing Marinka’s little legs

“If you’ve ever eaten a slice of bread you can thank Ukraine…The flavorful grains that transformed the North American prairies…into a continental breadbasket were varieties

The war in Ukraine has quickly unfolded and included many new facets of Ukrainian life. These prayer posts are meant to help you focus your

Our partners in Ukraine are begging us to continue praying with them for the troops remaining at the Azovstal iron and steel works in Mariupol.

Kharkiv is Ukraine’s second largest city. The relentless shelling there is an continual threat to everyone within its borders. Late last month, 79-year-old Victor Gubarev,

Kateryna* and her husband own a bakery in a small village in Eastern Ukraine. Their village is often heavily shelled. Yet they continue to work

As the war in Ukraine continues into its second month, we are aware that the casualties of war are not only those killed or maimed,

Assistance to Ukraine comes in many forms—material supplies, caregiving, evacuation, psychological support to name a few. And the toll it takes on those providing it

A critical result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is that many Ukrainian families—and orphans—have become hostages of war. The continual shelling has created widespread lack

Last week UNICEF announced that more than half of Ukraine’s children have been displaced since Russia began its invasion February 24. This includes more than

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNkLgx6WDIM The war continues on with damage and death tolls rising. Combat hot spots are only increasing with danger and cities like Maripol are unrecognizable

Our hearts break as, from a distance, we watch the decimation in Mariupol. But in the midst of the devastation, a team of courageous and

According to figures released by UNICEF, children account for about half of the more than 3 million people who have fled the Russian bombardment of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv8uj8KctkI&t=19 Places that were once considered safe are no longer.  Since the war in Ukraine started on February 24th, 211 schools and over 34 hospitals

Imagine for a moment that you are a young child, without parents, in the middle of the Ukrainian conflict. Think of what you are experiencing.

God provides miracles when we cry out to Him. As we pray today, we focus on the provision of the vulnerable orphans and at-risk children

As we continue to hear from multiple partners, your prayers are cherished more than ever. Please pray for a group of orphans and their caregivers

We have been encouraged to hear from multiple partners in Ukraine who are feeling God’s peace and strength in the midst of their trials and