Ukraine Evangelical Theological Seminary Update July 2024

Since February 2021, The Outreach Foundation has been following developments in Ukraine closely. The war is not going well for Ukraine, though we remain positive and want only to encourage them in their dark hours. Russia’s latest attacks have increased pressure on the fragile power grid. Ukraine now imports more than 50% of its needed energy. Attacks in Kyiv, such as the one that made our national news on Monday, July 8, are common. The age of conscription in Ukraine continues to drop, and the age of those actively fighting includes men in their sixties.

Europe, Partnership, ProjectsThe Outreach FoundationJuly 26, 2024Ukraine Evangelical Theological Seminary, UETS, Ukraine

Ukraine Appeal: Small Churches on the Frontline of Relief

A typical day in Eastern Ukraine lately is marked by the sounds of artillery shelling, drones, and even ballistic missiles striking their targets. By the hundreds, civilians and military alike are wounded or killed each week. Adding to this the weather is not as forgiving as last year. Winter has just started to settle in and already temperatures are reaching low 20s. Snow and frozen ground are building where shelter is scarce in war-torn cities. Combined this has created a context of decreasing morale and an increasing sense of isolation. This is precisely where the Ukrainian Evangelical Church is showing up.

Europe, Emergency Appeals, Important News, Partnership, ProjectsThe Outreach FoundationJanuary 8, 2024Ukraine Appeal, Ukraine, Ukraine Evangelical Theological Seminary, UETS, Radooga, College of Theology and Social Sciences

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