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As Russia’s war in Ukraine rages on, Salvation Army corps faithfully continue to serve God and care for As winter approaches and temperatures drop, corps throughout Ukraine are offering all the warm clothing The Salvation Army in Ukraine is focused on Jesus and being his light in very dark days.

What was the purpose of your visit to Ukraine? Meetings with officers were part of the visit to Ukraine. Our time in Ukraine was intense, emotional and filled with joy. We hope to return in 2026 to visit other parts of Ukraine. How can people pray for and support Ukraine from afar? Pray for peace in Ukraine.

organisations still present in Ukraine. refugees, both within Ukraine and in the surrounding countries. "Please don’t forget about Ukraine and us who stay and serve here to spread God’s love.” This emotional and spiritual support plays an important role in daily life in Ukraine. Please don’t forget about Ukraine and us who stay and serve here to spread God’s love.”

Russia’s war in Ukraine has been raging for more than two years. Ukrainian ALLA OLSHEVSKAYA shares her story, how she encountered The Salvation Army and how her life All the problems started after the liberation [by the Ukrainian Army] in November 2022.

The Salvation Army urges people around the world to pray for peace in Ukraine. On the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, The Salvation Army is still working to help all those Four years on, fighting endures across many regions of Ukraine. VIEW MORE: The Salvation Army responding in Ukraine    Displacement remains widespread. are internally displaced within Ukraine.

International Children's Day This day is celebrated in Ukraine on 1 June. In war-ravaged Ukraine, it’s all about “survival and rescue”.   in their own home, in their own native, peaceful Ukraine. Corps around Ukraine continue to support internally displaced people. As a result of Russia’s war with Ukraine, approximately 6.5 million Ukrainians have become refugees,

The Salvation Army in Kropvinitsky, Ukraine, is working hard to give children in the area a (northern Other corps throughout Ukraine are running similar activities to give local and displaced children as

Commissioner Ivor Tefler, who leads the Salvation Army’s Ukraine Response Unit, tells Dave Piper, international Christian broadcaster at TWR-UK, that corps have been helping internally displaced Ukrainians since Ivor says the people of God in Ukraine will be the ones who can bring long-term spiritual aid, as the

The scouting groups in Ukraine prayed for good weather, no missiles and God’s blessing as they made their Scout groups spring into action As spring begins in Ukraine, several corps are taking their scout groups Prayer is a major focus point of the Salvos' scouting groups in Ukraine. They have fled from the most dangerous areas in Ukraine and are staying temporarily near Salvation Army Please continue to pray for The Salvation Army in Ukraine.

In Ukraine, more than 10,000 civilians have died, including hundreds of children. In Ukraine Across Ukraine, The Salvation Army has eight church and community centres. A family from Ukraine is being supported in Starachowice . All staff currently employed for the project are from Ukraine. Pray for Salvation Army officers, staff and volunteers in Ukraine.

Prayers for Ukraine are requested as bombing, deaths, injuries and destruction of vital infrastructure Pray for Ukraine “It has been a difficult time in Ukraine,” said Colonel Richard Borrett, Eastern Europe “Seven large cities of Ukraine have been actively bombed for several days. This has affected the infrastructure in Ukraine; often, all cities have no power for hours at a time, To hear prayer requests from Ukrainian officers from February this year on the second anniversary of

Volunteers from Ukraine’s Kropyvnytskyi Corps provide a hot meal and a moment of warmth on the frozen journalist SIMONE WORTHING highlights winter work being carried out by The Salvation Army in places like Ukraine Ukraine – love on frozen streets Despite the severe cold and ongoing Russian attacks on electricity and heating infrastructure in war-torn Ukraine, The Salvation Army continues to support communities. “Please keep our division, the country, and Ukrainians in your thoughts and prayers.”