Standing together
In the heart of Myanmar, life has become increasingly difficult for families struggling to survive under the weight of poverty, natural disasters, and ongoing instability. When the 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Mandalay on March 28th, fear and uncertainty rippled through already vulnerable communities. Many lost what little security they had, and for countless families, even daily […]
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Hope at the front line
In the war-torn town of Kostiantynivka, only 12 kilometers from the front line, a small church called Word of Life continues to gather each week— despite the constant threat of attack. During a recent service, the hum of worship mixed with the distant sounds of warfare. As soldiers tried to shoot down a drone overhead, […]
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URGENT! Help Survivors of the Myanmar Earthquake
A devastating 7.7 earthquake struck the country of Myanmar on Friday, March 28th, leaving approximately 3,600 people killed and the affected regions in urgent need of assistance. Yes, I want to help Sources estimate this number will rise to over 10,000 and that 18.3 million people, 4.04 million households, and USD 77.5 billion in infrastructure […]
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Refuge for Women in Ukraine
Ever since the start of the war in Ukraine, there has been an increase in domestic abuse and violence against women, brought about by both significant others and Russian soldiers during the occupation. Since many victims do not have relatives or friends with whom they stay with, they and their children are often left traumatized […]
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Backpacks for Kids in Morocco
Since February 2023, we have been helping those affected by the disastrous earthquake in Morocco. Rather than spreading ourselves thin and delivering a small amount of aid to many people, we have focused on several small villages that are tucked away in the High Atlas Mountains. These villages are located in cooler elevations so we […]
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URGENT! Help provide safe drinking water to those in Ukraine.
The ongoing war in Ukraine since February 2022 has caused massive civilian casualties and also destroyed civilian infrastructure, forcing people to flee their homes and seek safety, protection and assistance. Few people, especially elderly, are staying at the frontlines as long as possible so that they don’t lose their homes, despite the risk of fights […]
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Lend the Hand You’ve Got
Meet Sergei Buchin! He is the parishioner of a Baptist church and lives with his wife Nadezhda in the remote village of Chasiv Yar, Ukraine. When the war began, Sergei and his wife made a decision, at the risk of their lives, to stay in Chasiv Yar to help others. Most of the people that […]
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Staying Behind to Help
Olexandr Petrovich Bunin is 68 years old and lives in the city of Chasiv Yar, Ukraine. Before he retired, he worked at the local factory as an engineer. When the Russian invasion began and most of the men left town, Olexandr went to work for the utility company again. Because of his organizational skills and […]
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Maria’s Story: You Are Never Alone
Maria Osipchuk is a 79-year-old resident of the village of Borzoa in the Chemihiv region. She spent her entire working life as a teacher at the local elementary school, but is now retired. Even though she poured her entire life into helping and guiding other people’s children, she has no family of her own. In […]
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Boxes of Hope
Through our local partner on the ground, GAiN is providing yellow boxes for displaced people in Ukraine. A single yellow box provides a week’s worth of food for a family, and one box is delivered each week until the family has received four yellow boxes. Our local partner also takes time during each weekly delivery […]
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