KIEV, UKRAINE TEAM
Ministry in Ukraine began with short-term mission teams after the break-up of the Soviet Union. Church-planting teams arrived to gather and shepherd the people as a church community, which has produced, by God's grace, two churches in Kiev; Presbyterian Church of the Holy Trinity (particularized), and Solominsky Presbyterian Reformed Church (mission). The Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine in Kyiv is also an important part of this work. There is also an emerging denomination called the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Ukraine with twelve churches and church plants in nine different cities.
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Eide, Jonathan & Tracy
The Eides have rejoiced to see church plants grow in numbers and faith in Ukraine.
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Pervis, David & Erin
In Kiev, David and Erin use English language instruction to build relationships and share the gospel.
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Pike, Mel & Martha
Mel and Martha serve in Kiev, Ukraine, helping to plant a church reaching internationals and English-speaking Ukrainians.
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Quarterman, Clay & Darlene
The Quartermans have served with MTW for 39 years and now serve MTW-Ukraine.
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Spontaneous Love: Ukrainian Church Plant Reaches Out to Refugees
When disabled and elderly refugees from eastern Ukraine were forced to flee, a local Presbyterian church embraced them like family.
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SEE MOREFinding Jesus in Ukraine: My Journey from Atheist to Missionary
I grew up in a typical Soviet atheist family, not thinking about God and faith. Then one summer I met real Christians for the first time.
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In a hard-to-reach, largely atheistic European city, these stories declare the gospel to be "the power of God unto salvation."
SEE MOREThe Crisis in Ukraine
The political situation unfolding across Ukraine is impacting the lives of missionaries and could have implications for future ministry.
SEE MOREThe Remarkable Influence of Believers in Ukraine
With much thanksgiving, I write to confirm that God is answering prayers for Ukraine in marvelous ways.
SEE MORELooking After Souls
Robin teared up as she shared her frustrations. Alyona reached out her hand and said, "But you have talent. You look after souls."
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Pray for two women, Monika and Andrea, who have recently come to faith against the odds in a hard-to-reach, largely atheistic European city.
Pray for Monika, that God would continue to heal her, give her a new purpose, and protect her life from physical harm, and for Andrea, that she would grow deep roots of faith and be a witness to those like her—unlikely subjects—of the reality of the grace of God.
Pray for the safety of believers in Ukraine. Pray for God to use the crisis to strengthen their faith and bring more Ukrainians to Christ.
Thank God for bringing Ukrainians to faith in Him and giving them the vision to reach their own country for Christ. Pray for many more to be transformed.
Pray for believers in Ukraine during a time of political uncertainty.
Give thanks to God for believers in Ukraine who are standing strong and joining together across denominations for prayer.
Pray for teams teaching English (ESL) as a part of their ministry and for the students who attend English classes/camp.
Pray for MTW's ministry to refugees in Greece, Germany, Ukraine, Uganda, Panama, and the U.S.
Pray for Ukrainian refugees who are being welcomed by the church in Belgorod to be drawn to Christ.
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