Our service

Areas of Work

We believe mercy is not merely a word but practical action. Each direction responds to a real need and remains open to people regardless of their beliefs.

Spiritual support accompanies every military direction — it is offered, never imposed.

Frontline trips

Every month the team spends three days with units near the front: a field kitchen with hot meals and salads, delivered aid, and time to simply be there.

Once a month the team travels east for three days. We cook hot meals and salads in cauldrons right in the field — for many soldiers the first home-cooked food in weeks. Alongside the kitchen we bring humanitarian aid and practical supplies: camouflage nets, fuel canisters, preserves, vacuum-packed food and rations, medicine, tools from shovels to screwdrivers and jacks, generators, and tires. But the most important thing we bring is time and attention: conversation, shared prayer, a piece of home where it is missed most.

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Direct support for units

Between trips we cover specific requests from military units — by mail or delivered ourselves.

Between field trips, units come to us with specific needs. We gather and hand over exactly what is asked for: frozen and vacuum-packed food, tools, medicine, tires, spare parts, and equipment. Some of it goes by mail, some we deliver ourselves. Every request comes from real people, and every handover is documented in a report.

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Chaplaincy ministry

Three of our chaplains are officially credentialed. We visit units by invitation — for conversation, shared prayer, and support for those who asked for it.

Our team includes three officially credentialed chaplains. We visit units by invitation — from local chaplains or from the soldiers themselves. These trips are not about cargo but about conversation: personal talks, shared prayer, moral and spiritual support. We never come where we were not invited, and we attach no conditions — spiritual support is offered, never imposed. Our chaplains also accompany the other military directions: field trips, direct unit support, and hospital ministry.

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Hospital ministry

We visit wounded soldiers, cover urgent needs — clothing, medicine, treats — and stay for conversation and support.

A wounded soldier in hospital is often left without the simplest things: no clothes of their own, no money, no family nearby. We come to cover urgent needs — clothing, medicine, hygiene supplies, treats — and to be present. Conversation, attention, and spiritual support for those who want it matter here no less than the items we bring.

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Kitchen and provisions

We prepare everything that travels east: frozen meals, preserves, vacuum-packed porridge with meat, baked goods, and herbal teas. This is the easiest place to join for the first time.

Before every trip the kitchen works for weeks. We make crêpes filled with meat, cheese, and poppy seed; prepare cabbage rolls, cutlets, and meatballs; bake sweet and savoury pies; put up preserves; vacuum-pack porridge with meat; and brew herbal teas, including seasonal ginger. All of it travels east and reaches the units. This is the easiest way to join for the first time: no experience or equipment needed — just a few hours and willingness.

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Children’s camps

Camps for children — churchgoing or not, including children of soldiers. A safe space where they rest, make friends, and hear that they are loved.

We run camps for children regardless of whether their family attends church. We especially welcome children of soldiers — those for whom anxiety has become an everyday background. At camp children rest, make friends, play, and for the first time in a long while simply get to be children. We speak openly about Christian values and the love of Jesus — and just as openly welcome those who came only to rest.

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Support for de-occupied communities

We travel to people who stayed in de-occupied villages and towns: humanitarian aid, services, and listening to those no one has heard for a long time.

People who lived through the occupation remain in de-occupied villages and towns, often with no shop nearby and no regular transport. We come with humanitarian aid, hold services and outreach for those who wish to attend, and — no less importantly — simply listen. Many of these people have had no one to talk to about what they lived through for years.

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Support for displaced families

We help families who lost their home and started over: essentials, food, shared services, and human presence.

Families who fled the shelling start life from scratch in an unfamiliar city — often with a single bag between them. We help with essentials and food, hold shared services and outreach for those who wish to join, and stay present well beyond a single handover. What matters most here is not the package but the sense that you are no longer alone.

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Support for low-income families

Food packages, essential items, and targeted financial support for families in hardship.

The war deepened poverty where it already existed. We provide food packages and essential items to families in hardship, and in individual cases targeted financial support — for medicine, utility bills, or urgent needs. Every such case is reviewed individually and documented.

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Camps for volunteer families

Volunteers burn out too. A few days together with families — for recovery, shared prayer, and mutual support.

Ministry is exhausting, and volunteers’ families have shared them with other people’s grief for years. Several times a year we gather together with our families for recovery, shared prayer, spiritual growth, and ordinary human company. This is not a holiday or a reward — it is what makes it possible for the team to return to service again.

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