Ukraine Relief Campaign
Follow us on Instagram or YouTube for daily videos from Ukrainian disciples sharing about their experiences and hearts through the campaign week
Get Informed
Sharing from Ukrainian disciples and resources to connect with the the need.
Pray for Peace
Prayer Prompts and prayer requests from out brothers and sisters in crisis.
Give Financially
Contributions to the impactful and instrumental Ukraine Relief Fund.
Support Ukraine
The Ukraine Relief Fund supports three key initiatives in Ukraine: Youth Development, Humanitarian projects, & Church staffing
2026 Goal:
250K
February 24th
Day of prayer and fasting for Ukraine.
On February 24th, 2026, we mark the fourth year since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. As we reflect on this solemn anniversary, we are reminded of the steadfast faith, courage, and perseverance of our brothers and sisters in Christ who continue to endure unimaginable hardships.
We are calling on our global fellowship of churches to dedicate February 24th, as a day of fasting and prayer for Ukraine. Some churches will also be taking up a collection for Ukraine on March 1st. Let us unite to petition God for peace, perseverance, and healing for Ukraine, and to share generously from the blessings he has given us.
100% of these donations will be used to meet the physical and spiritual needs of disciples in our fellowship of churches that are being affected by the crisis in Ukraine, and the community they serve.
Join Our Global Day of Prayer & Fasting
Give to Support Ukraine
Following our day of prayer, we are calling for a day of giving on March 1st, with a collective goal of $250,000 in 2026, to be directed entirely toward trusted, existing ministry efforts in Ukraine. Please do not neglect your regular support for your local church or your support for your special missions partners, but if you can also help us bear this burden, then please give generously. The collection will be taken up through the end of the year so you can donate at any time.
Faithfully Persevering
Since February 24, 2022, over 2,500 of our brothers and sisters in Ukraine have seen their lives irreversibly changed. Nonetheless, the Kyiv Church became a beacon of light in the darkness as they established a rehabilitation center which has already served over 500 men traumatized by war. Over 30 of these men made a decision to make Jesus their Lord through baptism. Thanks to your prayers and generosity, the Ukraine Relief Fund has provided vital aid: supporting ministry staff, supplying humanitarian relief, helping displaced disciples find refuge, and training a new generation of leaders who are eager to serve God and build the church.
Four years later, the need remains great. The war continues to bring destruction, displacement, and despair to our Ukrainian family. Churches face enormous challenges – lack of food, water, clothing, housing, and medical care. Spiritual needs have also intensified, with staffing cuts leaving many vulnerable and overwhelmed, and anxiety blanketing the nation.
There is so much to learn from our brothers and sisters in Ukraine from how they have heroically navigated this crisis. Here is a devotional written by Ed Anton that you can use for a quiet time as you reflect spiritually on some lessons we are learning from Ukraine.
The heart of a child.
Hear from some of Ukraine’s preteens as they share their prayers to God for their families, for the sirens to stop, and for the end to the war. They inspire us with their joy, their hearts for God, and their incredible resilience despite living 4 years of their young lives in an active war. Let’s join together to pray with them.
Ukrainian Camps bring Families Hope.
Thanks to your generous donations we have been able to partner together with our Ukrainian brothers and sisters to provide a variety of camps focussed on youth and families. These camps were incredibly needed and so many countless hours went into planning and directing the camps with a prayer to provide joy, faith and fun for families that have suffered because of the war. Hear about some of the takeaways and incredibly moving testimonies of God at work through the camps this past summer.
Sasha’s Story
Sasha Vinokurov was a faithful disciple, husband, father of three children, and a leader in Irpin (a suburb outside Kyiv). When Russian troops entered Bucha and Irpin, Sasha risked his life to evacuate many disciples as well as complete strangers from the area under attack. He ended up saving the lives of more than 1000 people. Unfortunately, he later died tragically on peaceful territory. He received a posthumous award of gratitude from the community of Irpin for his selfless volunteer work and service to the local community.
To view his testimony, click here.