Program for Humanitarian Aid

A day of encouragement and care filled Domik Kamianske.

Women gathered for a small group meeting marked by honest conversation, friendship, prayer, and growing faith. One of the most encouraging signs is that many are now attending church services and looking forward to each opportunity to gather together.

The same day, families facing difficult circumstances received food and essential supplies through the support of PHA and our partners at the Ukrainian Bible Institute. Along with practical help, they found a welcoming place where they could experience care, connection, and hope.

Thank you, PHA Family, for helping make Domik a place where lives are being touched in so many different ways.

A warm evening of conversation and community brought people together in Domik Kamianske.

The group watched a short film that sparked thoughtful discussion and meaningful spiritual reflections. Afterward, everyone gathered around the table for tea, treats, plenty of laughter, and conversations about life.

Sometimes the most meaningful moments are simply spending time together, encouraging one another, and finding rest in good company.

Thank you, PHA Family, for helping make evenings like this possible.

Happy Sunday, PHA Family.

Across all three cities, believers gathered today for worship, fellowship, and encouragement. One lesson focused on the Book of Life and the hope we have in Christ.

“Whoever is victorious will be clothed in white. I will never blot out the name of that person from the Book of Life.”
Revelation 3:5

As churches gathered, there was also time to celebrate birthdays, share life together, and give thanks for God’s faithfulness.

Thank you for continuing to stand with these communities in faith and prayer.

Seventy-four families caring for orphaned children or facing difficult circumstances received humanitarian aid in Domik Zaporizhzhia.

Many of these families are raising five, six, or more children while rebuilding their lives after being displaced from areas devastated by the war. In addition to aid provided through our partnership with the Ukrainian Bible Institute, some of the largest and most vulnerable families also received additional support from PHA.

Every package represents more than food and supplies. It is a reminder that these families are seen, valued, and not alone.

Thank you, PHA Family, for making this care possible.

A humanitarian aid distribution took place at Domik Kamianske through our partnership with the Ukrainian Bible Institute.

We are grateful for collaborations like this that allow us to care for people in practical ways while reminding them that they are not forgotten. Along with food and support, these moments create opportunities for conversation, connection, and sharing the hope we have in Christ.

Thank you to our partners at the Ukrainian Bible Institute and to the PHA Family for making this ministry possible.

Recently in Domik Zaporizhzhia, women gathered for Bible study, creativity, and fellowship.

Together they read from Matthew 6 and reflected on the purpose of fasting and drawing closer to God. Afterward, the group spent time making flowers and learning new crafting skills.

One participant has also begun teaching others how to create dolls and toys from recycled fabrics and materials, turning simple items into something beautiful through creativity and patience.

Thank you, PHA Family, for helping create spaces where faith, friendship, and creativity can grow together.

Recently, the children in Domik Kamianske enjoyed a special “acting day.”

Working together in teams, they brought Bible stories to life through their own creative performances. One of the most encouraging moments was watching the children organize themselves, making sure everyone had a role and a chance to participate.

After sharing a meal together, the fun continued with a hands-on craft activity.

These gatherings have become much more than a children’s program. They are a place where kids can learn about God, build friendships, and find a break from the stress of everyday life.

And for our team, there is no greater joy than seeing these same children joining us for Sunday worship.

In Domik Zaporizhzhia, a group gathered to reflect on the importance of memory, both personal and shared.

Together they explored how memories shape who we are, looked at examples from Scripture, and took time to revisit happy childhood memories through the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and experiences that stay with us.

It was a thoughtful and encouraging time of conversation, reflection, and connection.

Thank you, PHA Family, for helping create spaces where people can learn, grow, and find support together.

Recently in Domik Kamianske, the Trauma Care group for women gathered again for prayer, worship, fellowship, and a creative activity together.

One of the most encouraging things has been watching friendships grow. As trust and community deepen, several women have also begun attending church services and Bible studies.

These gatherings are about more than activities. They are creating lasting relationships and helping women find support, faith, and belonging.

Thank you, PHA Family, for making this ministry possible.

Happy Sunday, PHA Family.

Across all three cities, believers gathered to worship, pray, and encourage one another. Despite another week marked by attacks and uncertainty, churches were filled with gratitude for God’s faithfulness and the peace that can only come from Him.

This Sunday included worship, fellowship, time in God’s Word, and a special celebration as one woman was baptized, beginning a new chapter of life in Christ.

“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.” Luke 4:4

Thank you for continuing to stand with these communities in prayer, faith, and hope.