Wartime Ministry in Ukraine Part I

In the midst of war, the church in Ukraine is not retreating—it is advancing with the love of Christ. This article shares powerful stories of pastors and ministry leaders who are serving on the front lines, offering spiritual and physical support to those affected by conflict. From delivering aid in dangerous regions to leading worship in underground shelters, these believers embody the gospel’s call to bring hope where it’s needed most. Their resilience challenges us to consider: How can we stand in solidarity with the global church in times of crisis?

• Ukraine: Gospel Ministry, War and Children
  An estimated 1.5 million children are at risk of depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other mental health issues, with potential long-term effects and implications.
• Political and Spiritual Climate of Ukraine
• Impact: Anchor in Life’s Crisis
• The Challenge of Labourers and Air Alerts
• A Call for Prayer and Logistics

For more information go to Wartime Ministry in Ukraine Part I on the Lausanne Movement website.
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