Ukraine Crisis

The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) together with the European Evangelical Alliance (EEA), the Ukrainian Council of Evangelical and Protestant Churches and the Polish Evangelical Alliance hosted an International Partnering Summit

Originally posted on Dispatches from the Global Village “What will come next?” is the question I’m most often asked about Russia’s war in Ukraine. However, war has its own surprises.

On November 28-30, 2022, 44 leaders of Ukrainian ministries, representing 16 evangelical denominations and networks, gathered in a small city in Western Ukraine. The Partnership Summit of Evangelical Ministries, co-organized

By Brian Stiller In the twists and turns of Russia’s attack on Ukraine, now their missiles are hammering away at downtown Kyiv. While Putin and his army focused on eastern

Ten days after the war broke out, a mostly female team of Children’s Mission – a Ukrainian NGO tasked with training and equipping ministers for serving children, gathered to decide

Viktor Cherniiavskyi, a member of the Salvation Church network in Ukraine, is no stranger to war and helping people in need. He lived in Luhansk with his family when the

Ukrainian fortitude and resourcefulness has repeatedly shocked the world over the past six months. This is not just true of their military, but the people, too, and especially the Ukrainian

The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) and the European Evangelical Alliance (EEA) call on churches and believers to set aside some time on Wednesday, August 24 – Ukraine’s Independence Day –

“While the war in Ukraine is a tragic situation, it’s also an opportunity to strengthen unity between Christians and to develop models for long-term collaboration.” Ruslan Maliuta is a Ukrainian