Mission to Ukraine

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Mission to Ukraine

We serve children with disabilities and women facing unplanned pregnancies.

02/05/2026

Meeting basic needs at the MTU Center. Diapers are a constant and essential need for the families we serve, yet they are often one of the most difficult items to afford in the current economy.

Providing these supplies is about more than just humanitarian aid, it’s about showing families that they are seen, supported, and loved by God. Being able to ease this practical burden allows parents to focus on the care and well-being of their children.

How you can pray:

For the families receiving these supplies, that they would feel encouraged and supported.

For continued provision so we can keep our shelves stocked with these essentials.

Thank you for your generosity which makes this distribution possible!

02/05/2026

Highlight: A day of connection and ministry in Koziatyn. Our team recently traveled to Koziatyn for a special meeting with local women. Beyond the logistics of our visit, it was a beautiful opportunity for evangelization and sharing the hope of the Gospel.

Being present with these women—listening to their stories and praying together—is at the heart of what we do. We are so grateful for the doors God continues to open for us to share His love throughout Ukraine.

Please pray with us:

For the women we met, that the seeds of faith planted would grow.

For our team’s safety as they continue to travel and minister.

Thank you for making these trips possible through your support!

02/04/2026

From the classroom to the shelter. When air raid sirens sound in Ukraine, the children we serve have to stop their lessons and move immediately to the shelter. These are high-stress moments for both the students and our staff as they wait underground for the "all clear."

Please join us in praying for these children today:

Peace to calm their hearts and minds during the sirens.

Strength for our teachers and staff as they provide emotional support.

Protection over our community and all of Ukraine.

Thank you for standing with Mission to Ukraine and covering these precious lives in prayer. 🇺

01/30/2026

Katie and Drew recently returned from Ukraine with a heavy but hopeful takeaway: the need on the ground is truly immense.

They spent time with families who are surviving on next to nothing, enduring incredible hardships every single day just to care for their children. For most of these families, Mission to Ukraine is their only source of support and the only place they have to turn.

We are so moved by how God provides for these families through your generosity. Your support allows us to be a lifeline and to share the compassionate love of Christ with those who are struggling the most.

How you can help: Your gift today ensures that we can continue providing medical care, therapy, and basic necessities to these resilient families. Please consider making a donation to support our ongoing work in Ukraine.

Give here: https://missiontoukraine.org/give-to-mission-to-ukraine/

01/28/2026

Our mission is built on the hands and hearts of those who show up every day to serve.

We are incredibly grateful for our volunteers in Ukraine who deeply love and support the women and children in our programs. Their commitment provides more than just assistance; it offers a sense of dignity and a foundation for transformation. These volunteers are the heartbeat of our center, walking alongside families during their most challenging moments.

Thank you to those who give so much of themselves to ensure no woman or child has to walk their journey alone.

01/28/2026

Pure joy was the guest of honor at our recent Christmas gathering.

There is something truly special about bringing together our incredible children with disabilities and their resilient parents. In a season of hope, these moments of community and laughter remind us why we do what we do. Seeing these smiles is the greatest gift we could receive.

Thank you for being part of the MTU family and making celebrations like this possible.

01/24/2026

Corporate Team Day 💙

A meaningful time for the team in Ukraine that renewed their spirits, strengthened unity, and reminded each member of the mission God has entrusted to them.

We’re deeply grateful for this team and the work they are faithfully called to do together.

01/22/2026

Meet Bohdan

During a speech and language therapy session with therapist Tetiana, Bohdan is building communication skills, confidence, and connection one step at a time.

At Mission to Ukraine, children with disabilities are seen, supported, and deeply valued. Every child deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and be heard.

01/22/2026

These faces tell a powerful story.
Each one represents a life saved, a future protected, and a child chosen for love.

Through the work of Mission to Ukraine, these babies were given a chance at life and they are deeply loved by God.

Every life matters. Every child is known. Every story is sacred.

01/16/2026

At Mission to Ukraine, we see faith in the smallest hands and the quietest moments.
In the middle of uncertainty, children and families still call out to God,
and we trust His promise that He hears every prayer.

Today, we pause to pray for protection, peace, and hope for Ukraine.

01/16/2026

Unforgettable Experiences! 🎭 These young men with disabilities from Romaniv had a wonderful day out, visiting the Zhytomyr Drama Theater and strolling around the historic sites of Zhytomyr.

Through Mission to Ukraine, the Lord is providing truly miraculous and unforgettable experiences for these incredible men!

01/14/2026

This is the incredible story of Dasha, a 21-year-old whose life was saved by Mission to Ukraine 22 years ago.

When her mother faced serious health and financial difficulties, our team provided the psychological and financial support she needed to choose life for her daughter. Dasha was born facing immense challenges: intellectual disability, leg paralysis, and blindness.

Through costly medical treatment and fervent prayer supported by Mission to Ukraine, Dasha experienced healing—physically and, most importantly, spiritually. Today, Dasha is a faithful servant, sharing the Gospel and serving teenagers and young people with the organization “Choose Life” and her local church!

Her life is a powerful testament to the impact of choosing life and the healing power of God. Join us in celebrating Dasha's journey!

Address

PO Box 1214
Noblesville, IN
46061

Telephone

+13172130172

Website

http://missiontoukraine.org/

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