During the summer camps, we asked parents, campers and caretakers to answer the question: “how can we pray for you?” Here are more of their prayer requests in the September Prayer Guide.
In the August 19th eNewsleter, Cindy Mankus, a special education teacher from Richmond who has come to Ukraine every summer for many years, shares the store of “Baba Luba”.
Serving as a birth partner wasn’t in Svetlana’s plans, but God had other ideas. Read the wonderful story of the fight for baby Lera’s life in this week’s eNewsleter.
Romaniv Orphanage has changed dramatically since Mission to Ukraine teams began visiting the orphanage weekly. Read about where the work has come from and where it is going in the August 6, 2010, eNewsleter.
Ira Venglovska has served with Mission to Ukraine since its inception in 1997. She shared her wonderful perspective on our work with Lauren Schneider, one of World Next Door’s interns, in an article posted on www.worldnextdoor.org
While at the summer camps, parents of children with disabilities were asked if they would like to be prayed for by believers from around the world. Their answer was an enthusiastic “yes!”. This month’s prayer guide contains their requests.
Barry Rodriguez, Founder and President of World Next Door, offers his perspective on Mission to Ukraine’s summer camps program in this week’s eNewsletter. You can also follow the link to the left to World Next Door’s website and read more of the stories he and his interns have written about MTU’s work in Ukraine.
Katya and her father/coach loved camp for more than the medals.
Parents and grandparents speak about their experience at Mission to Ukraine’s summer camps in the July 2010 eNewsletter.
Latest post from the Grace Senior High volunteers in Ukraine.