Hearts are open like no other time. Help provide emergency aid in Jesus’ name!
Pain and suffering, violence and bloodshed, heartbreak, and hopelessness are part of every headline today.
But for the family of faith, we see the other side of the story — the story of God’s people sharing hope, passing on the Gospel, passing on the love of God in Christ Jesus.
Praise God for His work as He protects and touches hearts with the Gospel in the bitter cold winter of Ukraine! “The church has become a real salvation and comfort for us,” shares one family who received much-needed aid from an SGA-supported church. “Due to unstable work, we often lack funds for even basic needs, let alone buying fuel . . . we are sincerely grateful for your help in buying firewood. This will not only ease our living conditions, but also give us the opportunity to survive the winter with warmth and hope.”
Generators for Churches
Amidst widespread power outages, churches can continue ministry with generators.
Air strikes have damaged Ukraine’s power infrastructure during the ongoing war and threatened to interrupt ministry. That’s why SGA-supported pastors are overjoyed to receive generators for their churches. Not only is a generator a way for worship services, prayer meetings, Bible study groups, and more life-changing gatherings to continue — but God has provided this device as an outreach tool to seekers in the community who come to the church to charge their cell phones while they hear the Word of God preached. What a blessing it is for Ukrainian believers who are committed to assembling together and encouraging one another in the Lord!
Praise God for His work as He protects and touches hearts with the Gospel in the bitter cold winter of Ukraine! “The church has become a real salvation and comfort for us,” shares one family who received much-needed aid from an SGA-supported church. “Due to unstable work, we often lack funds for even basic needs, let alone buying fuel . . . we are sincerely grateful for your help in buying firewood. This will not only ease our living conditions, but also give us the opportunity to survive the winter with warmth and hope.”