Psalm 27 v. 1  The Lord is my light and my salvation: whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? v. 2  When the wicked, even mine enemies and my foes, came upon me to eat up my flesh, they stumbled and fell. v. 3  Though a host should encamp against me, my heart shall not fear: though war should rise against me, in this will I be confident.

Update from Ukraine Food/Supplies Deliveries:

A third trip is planned for Thursday, March 24th.


On the 2nd trip, he was waited at the border by the elder brothers. There is still peace in the Cernauti area, but there are many police filters with the army. Men who have at least three children, even if they are over 18, have started to leave the country. There are still a lot of women with children in strollers and on their hands leaving in Romania. On Sunday, March 20, there was baptism in church Corovia. A young brother dared to leave by car and was stopped by the police. When they saw that he was a young man, they sent him directly to the army. The brother prayed a lot not to send him, so the police felt sorry and let him go. The young people are very afraid not to be sent to the army. Work for the brothers is still not available. A few companies started working, but an extra tax was put on the salary, it's called the war tax. So, the salary is low. At these companies more sisters are working. When the alarm goes off, everyone has to go into bunkers, hideouts and wait for the alarm to go off. There were days when all the workers had to stay in hiding from three to five hours. In the shops from the area where the believers live, there are food and those that are strictly necessary, but they remain very expensive. We want God to strengthen and comfort our brothers and sisters in Ukraine.

According to Statista Research Dept as of 3/22/2022, there were 3,782,000 refugees who have left Ukraine going to: Poland  2,084,000  Romania 585,000  Moldova 365,000  Hungary 312,000 Slovakia 250,000 Russia 232,000  Belarus 4,000.