13 Jun 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE, news
Cokky de Visser retired in 2022. Since then, she spends her time for Ukraine. “When the war started, the Reformed diaconate of Kootwijk and Kootwijkerbroek wanted to start a work group. This suited me because I have no obligations during the day and want to be of...
12 Jun 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE
Pastor Eugene is crossing the Dniper to evacuate people in Kherson. Due to the collapse of the dam, water flooded houses and people have to leave their homes. Local church rescuing people and delivering food/water Eugene started at the very first day of the flood to...
8 Jun 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE
Farmer Ivan Ivanovich peers into the distance, where black smoke curls up. “Do you see that? That’s an impact. Something is on fire.” Nevertheless, the farmer continues undisturbed with the tour of his lands, which he gives driving his car. “These are my...
30 May 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE, news
When the sun rises over the front village of Veselyanka, Svetlana first prepares breakfast for her two daughters. After that, she puts the girls, aged 7 and 13, to work at the kitchen table: the local school has been closed for over a year, so their education happens...
15 May 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE, news
Aleks talks about distributing the seeds. Why would he take such a risk? ‘You have pain and passion, that’s why you have to take action’ We are in Ukraine, we see the needs around us and are inspired to take action. It makes sense to us. But you, you...
1 May 2023 | #HELPUKRAINE, news
Since the beginning of the war, Lyudmyla hoped she could stay in her home town Kramatorsk. Unfortunately reality decided differently. She had to leave her town and her children fled abroad. Together with her neighbours she went to Kremenchuk. Since the 5th of april...
