Ukraine Update

 In December 2021, the Fraser Valley group sent boxes to Ukraine. As Russian forces were driven back, routes were opened and this past week our partners began receiving the boxes which included 39 of them to Poltava.

Thank you so much to all for caring for the needs of Ukrainians.

“We have 50,000 refugees officially registered in our town here and unofficially it’s about 100,000. We can’t express to you how much this help means to us. Many people received beddings, clothes, shoes and other supplies.

The Lord is giving us tremendous opportunities to help people. I was also able to bring food supplies to many of the surrounding areas.”

- Tent Ministry (Michael)

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