Orphan Care: A Ministry of World Challenge
Ukraine and Latvia Update
Posted January 24, 2008
Ukraine and Latvia Update
Pastor David and his son Gary ministered to thousands of pastors, church leaders and their spouses in the city of Kiev and hundreds in Riga. Pastor David held evangelistic meetings in the evenings.
The power of God touched men, women and children during the various meetings. Many pastors who admitted they were ready to give up, said they were refreshed through the Word and presence of God.
Joshua House — A Home for Children in L'viv Ukraine
These precious children grew up in poverty. All came from broken or destroyed families. Some were beaten to bloodshed many times. Others were molested, sold as slaves, offered for rape, or forced to beg on the streets. Many witnessed the murderous deaths of siblings or a parent, and some were threatened with death themselves. Incredibly, most of these things happened by the hand of their own parents.
DISCLAIMER
Our policy is that all gifts designated for a specific project be applied to that project. Occasionally we receive more funds than can be wisely used for the designated project. When that happens, we use those funds to meet other similar pressing needs in the same country to advance the gospel.
