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Ongoing attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure are leaving millions without electricity, heating, and water, deepening the humanitarian crisis. Power outages disrupt healthcare, shelter, and basic services, especially for vulnerable people. Local churches continue to serve as vital centres of warmth, support, and hope, providing practical assistance despite severe challenges during prolonged outages.

During a recent visit to Kyiv, I witnessed both resilience and heartbreak. We joined Ukrainians in prayer for peace, met President Zelenskyy, and stood with churches serving on the frontlines. Just days later, the city was struck by deadly attacks. As Ukraine endures suffering and loss, we remain committed to prayer, advocacy, and support for those longing for freedom and peace.

Photo by Yevhen Sukhenko In the suburbs of Kyiv, where the central office of the Ukrainian Baptist Union is located, it is almost always...

13 May - 19 May 2024 Please pray that God will stop the bloodshed and destruction of our cities and villages in Ukraine and drive the...

It is the second anniversary of the fierce confrontation with the forces of evil. First of all, the war is a spiritual reality for us....

We arrived in Kiev after a 15-hour drive from Warsaw. The war continues, the Ukrainian air space is closed, and the best way to get to...

12 November 2022 There are plenty of other resources to help local churches and unions respond to the current refugee crisis, but these...

11 March 2022 At this time we believe that funds that would be used for international travel would be better used as donations to local...

In August 2022, Helle Liht, EBF Assistant General Secretary and Rachel Conway-Doel, BMS World Mission Overseas Team Leader (Relief)...

Central to the meeting of the Baptist family in Birmingham, Alabama 11-15 July for the Baptist World Alliance Annual Gathering was the...