Mission to Ukraine

The seminar topic was simple but powerful: "Self-care: a necessity, not selfishness."
Dr. Joshua Kreymeier brought years of experience working with individuals, families, and military personnel walking through trauma and complex circumstances. His insight helped the MTU team in Ukraine reflect honestly on emotional resilience and what it means to protect your inner world so you can keep showing up for others.
It was practical. It was encouraging. And it was exactly what they needed.

Support the team making this work possible at missiontoukraine.org.

The MTU team in Ukraine recently had the chance to step back, breathe, and be poured into.
Thanks to the care of the leadership board, they gathered for a psychological seminar led by Dr. Joshua Kreymeier, a counselor who has spent years serving people in Ukraine through trauma, loss, and some of life's hardest moments.
We are grateful for leaders who recognize that caring for others starts with caring for yourself.
Learn more about the people behind Mission to Ukraine at missiontoukraine.org.

At Mission to Ukraine, we believe that faithfulness shows up in every task, including the ones no one sees. Organizing storage. Unloading supplies. Preparing distributions. Each act of care is an act of love for the most vulnerable among us.

If this work moves you, learn more at missiontoukraine.org.

Behind every box of baby food is a real story. A child who will be nourished. A mother who feels less alone. The team that makes that possible works quietly and consistently, handling large volumes of aid so that families in need receive what they need most.

That is what service looks like in practice. To support work like this, visit missiontoukraine.org.

Most ministry happens behind the scenes. Our Administrative Department shows up every day to receive, sort, and distribute baby formula and food supplies to families across the Zhytomyr region. It is physically demanding work that demands precision and care. But they do it faithfully because they know what is at stake.

Take a moment today to pray for this team and the families they serve. To learn more about Mission to Ukraine, visit missiontoukraine.org.

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The Gospel was shared. Stories were told. And for many parents in that room, something was restored. A reminder that their struggles are seen, that they are not forgotten, and that they are not alone. This is at the heart of everything Mission to Ukraine does for families across Zhytomyr. For nearly 30 years, we have been showing up for the most vulnerable, and we are not stopping. Join us in bringing hope to Ukraine at missiontoukraine.org.

A worship team led the room in song, and something shifted. Parents who came in carrying the weight of their circumstances found themselves in a space of peace, hope, and the presence of God. Music has a way of reaching places that words alone cannot. This is the kind of holistic care Mission to Ukraine brings to families every day, spiritual, emotional, and deeply human. See how you can be part of what God is doing in Ukraine at missiontoukraine.org.