Christians have played a major role in helping Ukrainian
refugees, as the following reports show:
A woman fled the war with her young daughter. They
were tightly squeezed into a car with other people and
spent several days at the border while living out of that car
with no access to a bathroom or other basic necessities.
Christians from Poland were spread out along the border
for 15 miles, providing food for the hundreds of people
living in cars.
A young Ukrainian man named Sasza, is also assisting
Ukrainian refugees in Poland. He and five family
members were among the first wave of Ukrainian
refugees. The family went on to the Netherlands, but
Sasza resolved to remain in Poland. At the age of 20,
Sasza had decided to become a missionary and spend his
life serving others. Now in Poland ministering to the
refugees, he is able to fulfil his vocation in an unexpected
way. Please pray for him.
A Baptist church in Latvia has provided safe haven for 18
disabled Ukrainian refugees.
A Polish church in Chelm has provided sanctuary for 43
orphans suffering from leukemia. Within a few days the
children were taken to Polish medical clinics, while 3 in
critical condition were put on planes to Italy.
Christians in various European countries have rallied to
help Ukrainian refugees. Please continue to pray for an
end to the war. Most of the refugees want to return to
their homeland to help rebuild it.
