Praises
- Join us in thanking God for three years of Ukrainian resilience. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve our people and for the repentance and baptisms we have witnessed during the war. We thank God for all friends, brothers, and sisters whose financial and humanitarian aid enables Ukrainians to survive.
- We give thanks for the many prayers and more than $8 million given by global Baptists that has helped provide compassionate care to more than 550,000 people impacted by the war.
- To learn more about the global Baptist response to the war in Ukraine, watch our recent Standing Together with Ukraine service.
Prayer Requests
- Join us in prayer for an end to the military aggression and the establishment of just peace in Ukraine. Pray for the ministry of the Baptist Union and all churches in Ukraine and for new workers. Pray for the restoration of religious freedom and freedom in general within the occupied territories.
- Listed below are specific requests from our team members serving in Ukraine.
- Please pray for BWAid’s ministry in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast where a mobile kitchen will be serving hot meals to internally displaced persons (IDPs). Pray for the food supplier to be able to provide resources on time to help us effectively meet needs across 10 Collective Centres.
- Pray for continued opportunities for churches to share the Gospel so that more and more people who have endured such great suffering may experience the love of Christ.
- Pray for children and their families to be protected from bombings and mine detonation. Pray for opportunities to return to school, particularly those who are IDPs.
- Pray for additional project funding to care for the most vulnerable IDPs in Ukraine.
Pictured is BWAid Director Marsha Scipio providing encouragement to Ukrainians as they continue to serve in the midst of the challenges of ongoing war.
Igor Bandura, Vice President of the All-Ukrainian union and a BWA General Council Member, spoke to members of the United States Congress last week.
Note: At the request of the union, statistics repeated from previous year due to ongoing war.