April 18: We’ve sent out 4 buses in that same time-frame, bringing our total thus far to 48. Today, we sent our first bus from Ukraine all the way to Germany.
Sending buses to countries farther away to partner organizations/local churches is more complex logistically. Please pray for the entire process - especially that each passenger would experience the love and care of Christ throughout the journey. Pray for the Holy Spirit’s empowerment for the local churches in Germany who are bringing in many of these refugees.
Sending buses to countries farther away to partner organizations/local churches is more complex logistically. Please pray for the entire process - especially that each passenger would experience the love and care of Christ throughout the journey. Pray for the Holy Spirit’s empowerment for the local churches in Germany who are bringing in many of these refugees.
Our 50th bus left Lviv yesterday evening. Most of the passengers were just dropped of in Gdynia, Poland where they bordered a ferry for Sweden. From there, they will bus to Norway where several churches will take them in. Pray for the rest of their journey on the boat and bus.
Last week, we sent 5 semi-trucks of food and humanitarian aid into Ukraine. Two of them went to central Ukraine, two of them went to a location near Zaporizhzhia, and the one pictured here went to Irpin to supply our church partners at Irpin Bible Church.
This is our JV teammates Sasha and Natalia Dubovik’s church. They have not stopped serving their city since the start of the war. They currently serve between 600-1,000 people every day and are currently the largest volunteer center in the entire city.
This is our JV teammates Sasha and Natalia Dubovik’s church. They have not stopped serving their city since the start of the war. They currently serve between 600-1,000 people every day and are currently the largest volunteer center in the entire city.