Supporting Ukraine: Two Years and Counting

"[the God of all comfort] who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God."
(2 Corinthians 1:4)

In addition to working with the pastors of the Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Ukraine (SELCU) to continue to provide much-needed support to the people of Ukraine, Lutheran Church Charities partners with Archpriest Mykhailo Kuzma (pictured with Rev. Chris Singer, LCC President/CEO) of Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Church in Palatine, Illinois, to help refugee families settle in the United States.
 
To showcase the impact of your support, we released a series of video interviews in June featuring individuals directly impacted by your donations. Today, you'll hear from Inna Kaniuka who escaped the horror of war with her family and received help from the Ukrainian Church in Palatine.
 
Together, we are bringing hope, love, and faith to those in need. Thank you for being a beacon of light in the midst of uncertainty. Please consider giving generously to the Ukrainian Relief Fund. With your help, we can provide assistance and spiritual guidance to those who are in need in Ukraine and the refugee families in the United States.

The Ukrainian Relief Fund is a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those who are suffering and starting over. By offering both material support and spiritual guidance, we can help bring hope and healing to those who need it most. Thank you for your support.

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Remembering Those Who Had to Leave - Inna's Story

"The morning of February 24 changed our life. When I opened my eyes and woke up very quickly, I heard bombing sounds. I quickly woke my kids up and told them that we had to go and that we couldn’t stay
here.
 
When I met Father Mykhailo in such an unexpected way, he connected me with people who are my angels in this world and I realized that I’m not alone.
 
I believe that it's all God's plan. I'm sure that in this way God showed me that He is in my life, that He loves me and supports me." — Inna Kaniuka

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Lutheran Church Charities works with the pastors of the Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Ukraine (SELCU) to continue to provide much-needed support to the people of Ukraine.
 
Despite the ongoing conflict and uncertainty, the pastors remain committed to spreading hope, love, and faith to those who need it most. Thanks to the generous support of donors like you, they have been able to provide vital resources, spiritual guidance, and practical assistance to those affected by the war.
 
To showcase the impact of your support, we are releasing a series of video interviews featuring individuals directly impacted by their work.
 
Your ongoing contributions are truly making a difference and empowering the pastors to continue their crucial work in Ukraine. Together, we are bringing hope, love, and faith to those in need.
 
Thank you for being a beacon of light in the midst of uncertainty.

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Please consider giving generously to the Ukrainian Relief Fund today, and join us in bringing hope and material support to those who are in need in Ukraine. With your help, we can make a real difference in the lives of those who are suffering.
 
By donating to the Ukrainian Relief Fund, you can help provide essential resources such as food, shelter, and medical care to those who need it most. Additionally, your support will help spread the message of hope and love that comes with knowing Jesus Christ.

DONATE - UKRAINIAN RELIEF FUND

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Remember Those Suffering in Ukraine - Pastor Oleksiy Navrotskyy

"We define our mission very simple.

Our motto is to survive ourselves and to help others.

I think it's God's calling to help those people and to give them the hope we have in Christ."

Remember Those Suffering in Ukraine - Natalia's Story

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"We live in a state of war. 

We live in fear and anxiety most of the time, scared to go outside of the house.
 
There's still hope.
 
Your help means support... prayer support, financial support.  We need it very much!"