Ukraine has a long history of war and it’s had an impact on me. I would like to share something unique and important that happened in my life.

On June 11 (Pentecost), after a two-month break, Oksana (and her husband, Serhiy) finally had an opportunity to meet with our Stara Basan graduates.

Recently, Irina Donochenko visited with one of our homebound widows, Lidya, and we’d like to share a little bit about her.

Virtual Bible group begins in Ukraine. Our day-to-day operations in Ukraine depend on financial, logistical, and technical resources, but our people are Music Mission Kiev’s most valuable resource.

These last few months have been difficult on all of us. For our friends in Ukraine, this has been a unique challenge.

In my heart there was a dramatic shift from desiring to be successful, to serving people and participating in God’s work.

This dynamic duo is playing their part in fulfilling the Lord’s work in Eastern Ukraine.

The country of Ukraine is commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation this year—and Music Mission Kiev gets to be a part of the national celebration.

The Mission has these Bible camps because of a sense of caring.

Music is an international language, given by God, that communicates remarkably.

Zina shines with the joy of the Lord even in the midst of physical challenges.

A weekly class for widows and pensioners disciples new believers and deepens relationships.

As the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra and Chorus prepares for a U.S. tour, read the stories of three musicians who combine their musical gifts with a mission to serve.

A key component of MMK's evangelism ministry is Evangelism Explosion, a ministry that trains people how to share their faith. Here's how a recent EE training course made a difference in the lives of its graduates.

Ukraine has experienced war since 2014. Behind the international headlines are the men, women, and children affected, including Natalya and her family.

Learn how God used Anastasia's musical and language gifts to serve others and share the gospel.

Painful physical challenges left Oksana without hope for her future. But God had a different ending in mind for her story. 

It's our great privilege to serve widows, widowers, and pensioners in need of both practical, physical assistance and the hope found only in Jesus. Read the story of one of the widowers we love and learn how you can help him and others facing similar challenges.

It was a miracle that 13-year-old Vitaly could attend one of our summer orphan camps. It took the courage to leave his village for the first time and his mother's willingness to give up his help in the fields.

The widows and pensioners we serve have seen significant, historic change in their lifetimes. Some of these changes impact their lives yet today—and have given Music Mission Kiev the opportunity to minister to these precious men and women.