As the demand for grief management training increases in Ukraine, the Family Table of Ukraine Mission has stepped up to address this urgent need.

This week offered another meaningful opportunity to visit soldiers recovering in the hospital.

In early September, after the summer break, St. Paul’s Church youth ministry resumed its regular visits to the orphanage in Stara Basan.

Golda Meir, the fourth elected Prime Minister of Israel, is often remembered as an effective and resolute leader.

In this second part of my update on the American Music Mission Kiev (MMK) group’s recent trip to Ukraine, I want to delve into the current mobilization efforts (drafting) in Ukraine and its subsequent impact.

On June 20th, a group of five Americans and myself boarded a train in Warsaw, Poland, to begin an eighteen-and-a-half-hour train ride to Kyiv.

With summer school break now in progress, young individuals find themselves with ample leisure time.

Iryna “Ira” Donchenko recently returned to Kyiv from a trip to the Dnipro region of Ukraine in the last week of May. She journeyed over seven hours by train to teach a trauma care healing…

Last week, Vika Rybchynska, program director of Music Mission Kiev’s (MMK) Orphan’s and Children’s Program at St. Paul’s Church in Kyiv

God created each person in His image and likeness, both man and woman. He made them different to complement each other and give them different functions.

Thank you for your attention to my son Ivan, it is very meaningful and valuable to me. Ivan has a firm and clear civic position.

As Easter approaches, the joyous celebration of new life, hope, and renewal is juxtaposed against the backdrop of ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

As Palm Sunday arrives this year, Ukraine marks its 760th day entrenched in conflict.

Rising needs of diversity to provide relief to internally displaced persons (IDPs), Ukrainians who have fled their homes…

What is happening in Ukraine? Many of you have been in contact with us to get updates on what is really happening.