The week has been very busy. One of the first events held in our church was a social event with food packages. We handed out 60 grocery bags to the people who needed them most. Care is a show of love, so we had great happiness-sharing love with others.
Chaplain Trip
We just came back from another trip with the chaplain team “Heart with Ukraine.” This was a blessed time of service to the Ukrainian soldiers in the Luhansk and Donetsk War Zone. We are greatly thankful to all the chaplains, volunteers, and everyone who supports our military in this difficult time for our country. We also thank the soldiers for their service. May God protect each of us.
Trip to War Zone
We went a short trip to the War Zone to bring some food and supplies to the people defending our borders. We also had the opportunity to celebrate International Women’s Rights day and have some fellowship with them.
Bonding with Young Mothers
Together with representatives of the charitable organization “Warm Hearts” we visited the Center for mothers and children where mothers with babies and expectant mothers are. We met these young women, at tea time I told my story and how, through the difficult circumstances of my Life I came to God. In my story, every woman recognized herself and the circumstances in which they turned out to be. We thank the Church of Faith, Hope, Love for sent bedding sets.
DELIVERING HUMANITARIAN AID TO WAR ZONE
Packing for Humanitarian Aid
Thank you everyone who helped pack food for humanitarian aid in the War Zone. Our team is heading out tomorrow.
Humanitarian Aid for War Zone Packing
Today we had a lot of activity in the office! In 30 min we packed the food for our team to take to war zone tomorrow! It was a record fast time of packing! We also had a record youngest packer! He is only 6 months old and at the time the war started his parents were not even married yet! This is our third war winter, third winter of gathering and packing food for elderly and kids in war zone! In Dec 2014 we were thinking that if only we help people survive this winter, the war will be over and life will go back to normal. We were too optimistic. But we will continue helping people survive this third winter. We are grateful to all those who came to help today!
