We love this carol because it lifts our eyes to the moment when “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” We imagine a serene scene…

Tucked away in the industrial outskirts of Kyiv, a small mechanic’s shop is doing extraordinary work. Led by our friend Pavlo…

Since the early days of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, a church in Dnipro—a city located in the country’s southeast—has become a place of refuge and restoration for internally displaced persons.

Thanks to the vision and dedication of youth leaders Vika R. and Pastor Ruslan M., in partnership with Music Mission Kiev, St. Paul’s Church hosted an extraordinary summer camp that was anything but ordinary.

In times of ongoing hardship, as many Ukrainians face the insecurity of living day to day, moments of spiritual renewal shine with fresh meaning.

I haven’t written recently about the grim realities of the war in Ukraine. That’s not because the suffering has lessened—it hasn’t.

Winter has passed, giving way to longer days, warmer sunlight, and a renewed sense of life. Yet, beyond the changing seasons, there is something…

Associate Pastor Yuri A. participated in a pivotal conference titled Module 2: Healing of Emotional Wounds from November 25 to 28, 2024.

Darrel Boone is the husband of Music Mission Kiev Board Member, Eileen. They both traveled with me to Kyiv

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.