Your gift will save lives in crisis and will help broken people find hope in Jesus Christ.
Mission Partners has been working to rescue people in poverty and bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people in Ukraine and other countries in Eastern Europe for thirty years.
Today, in Ukraine and nearby countries, people are still struggling with war and crisis. Many in Ukraine are experiencing severe food insecurity, are in danger of freezing in winter, and are turning to the local church for rescue and hope.
Through strong relationships with local church partners in multiple communities, we can provide help, like food and firewood, for families and the elderly. Local municipal administrations are ready to direct us to people who need urgent support.
Hope in Jesus Christ is shared with every single gift.
We cannot do this alone. Thousands of people are broken, lost, and in need. Hundreds of individuals are on our waiting list today. Use our secure form to the right to make a difference today.
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Vladimir & Olga
Before the war, Vladimir and Olga lived in Bahkmut, Ukraine, a region that experienced fierce fighting in the war.
Most of the town was destroyed, including Vladimir and Olga’s home. “Everything turned to ashes. All that survived was me and my wife,” says Vladimir. “All my life I worked hard, built a life for us. We had nothing left. We were vagrants.” They made the hard decision to leave for Poland. “If we had stayed, we’d be dead.”
They quickly planned a train trip from Kramatorsk through L’viv for April 8, 2022. At the last minute, they decided to leave on April 6th instead. “I don’t know how or even why our plans changed,” says Olga. ”But God protected us.” The Kramatorsk station was bombed on April 8th, killing many.
In Poland, they met Robert and Aneta from Elim Center who offered them food and shelter made possible by MPI supporters. Today, Vladimir and Olga are alive, safe, well-fed, and living at the center. They have accepted Jesus and have become a part of the local church.
