Standing with Ukraine
Ukraine’s Need Continues — So Must Our Support
Responding to Ongoing Needs
The global Baptist family has faithfully supported and served alongside the member union in Ukraine (All-Ukrainian Union of Associations of Evangelical Christian-Baptists) since the war began in 2022. As the largest Protestant group in Ukraine, the network of more than 2,000 Baptist churches has been a vital source of practical and spiritual care for thousands impacted by the ongoing conflict and violence. In collaboration with Baptists on the ground, the global Baptist family has collectively helped more than 2 million people including with temporary shelter, food, and medical care with direct BWAid investment totaling over $5 million.
The BWA has provided 10,000 Bibles, pastoral support, worked closely to encourage strengthened religious freedom regulations and support for the persecuted, and provided ongoing advocacy that included meetings with Presidents, Prime Ministers, and many other government leaders. Over the last year, our sisters and brothers have continued to serve in life-changing ways – including providing a total of 24,374 hot meals through mobile kitchens and hosting 67 children’s camps across 21 regions that reached 3,819 children.
Together we have made a significant impact, but the need is still great. Millions remain displaced.
Violence and destruction continue to impact homes and lives.
Your continued prayers and support are vital.
Featured Project: Hope Heats Ukraine
Hope Heats Ukraine is a BWAid-supported humanitarian initiative designed to:
1. Establish “Aid Points”
We are creating safe, heated spaces where individuals and families can access life-saving assistance – including food, clothing, and basic necessities – while receiving social support and protection. These centers become beacons of hope for those navigating uncertainty and hardship.
2. Promote Social Cohesion and Psychosocial Support
Beyond physical needs, war leaves emotional wounds. Through targeted interventions in host communities, we foster connection, healing, and resilience to help displaced individuals and local residents rebuild trust, community bonds, and emotional wellbeing.
💛 With your support, together we can provide shelter from the cold, care for the vulnerable, and light the path toward hope in the midst of conflict.
As the people of Ukraine enter another solemn anniversary with four years of ongoing conflict, Baptists around the world are invited to stand together for a season of prayer and fasting. In moments of suffering, the global Baptist family mourns with those who mourn. May these four days draw us all into deeper solidarity and strengthen our shared commitment to Christ’s peace.
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Baptists Recognized by Ukrainian President
A Special Honor
“It was a humbling experience to attend the ceremony and to receive this honor on behalf of the Baptist World Alliance. This recognition is a reflection of the tireless dedication and courageous service of Ukrainian Baptists on the front lines as well as the unwavering support of the entire global Baptist family,” said Brown. “To receive such an honor in the midst of war is also a poignant reminder that much remains to be done. May we all continue to work together for lasting and just peace in Ukraine and around the world.”
National Prayer Breakfast
The Independence Day ceremonies continued August 25, 2025, with the 2nd National Prayer Breakfast hosted at the Mystetskyi Arsenal under the patronage of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Drawing more than 1,200 attendees, the event included service members, civic leaders, family members of fallen heroes, volunteers, chaplains, and faith community representatives. Brown and Donaldson were among the 350 foreign guests in attendance from 50 countries.
