Thanks to the generosity and prayer support of friends like you, generators, warm blankets, and other winter relief supplies are now being distributed to SGA-supported churches in war-torn Ukraine!  

We praise God for His provision as people in many regions of this country are enduring a winter without electricity or frequent power outages. Here are more details of the emergency aid that is arriving in Ukraine: 

• 150 generators arrived from Poland for SGA-supported missionary pastors — so they may become turn their church buildings into centers of heat and hope. 
• 3000 blankets were purchased in Poland and arrived by truck. 1,500 more blankets were purchased in Kiev. They are preparing to distribute. 
• 70 generators were purchased with SGA funds, thanks to generous supporters like you. We are hopeful these will arrive at the end of December — please pray. 
• 200 simple wood burning stoves were purchased — 100 for the region of Zaporozhe, and 100 to provide to all our SGA-supported missionary pastors. 

We thank God for one our local ministry team members as well. Jonasz is helping to procure aid and coordinate shipments from Poland to Ukraine, and he is a tremendous blessing. Please pray for his safety, as he will soon visit SGA-supported churches who receive the generators, blankets, and supplies that you and other caring believers have helped to provide. 

Watch this video as Jonasz thanks you and others who have helped to provide emergency winter aid in Jesus’ name for the people of Ukraine. His heart is full of gratitude, and he encourages you and other believers to pray that God’s people will continue to be a light in the darkness . . . as they minister to Ukrainians in need and advance His Kingdom. 

In a time of great uncertainty, God is bringing help, healing, and hope to the people of Ukraine through SGA-supported pastors, churches, a seminary, and SGA-sponsored Compassion Ministry. Be a part of God’s incredible work with your generosity and prayer support.  

Your gift of compassion helps struggling people with emergency aid that generally includes Scripture materials, food, medicine, warm clothing, and shoes.