There are moments in ministry that remind us why presence matters. Not perfect circumstances, nor polished programs, but faithful people showing up with the love and hope of Christ. That is what we are seeing in Ukraine. At Girska Zupynka Camp in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine, 39 children recently arrived with their widowed mothers or another caring adult. Each child carried a story shaped by loss, fear, and war. Among them were two siblings: Roksolana*, 16, and her little brother Maksym*, 6 (see photo right.) They came from a village near Dnipro, right on the front line, where drones and shells fly overhead day and night. This…
