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More than four years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war continues. For the Church of the Nazarene in Ukraine, the call to proclaim hope and serve the most vulnerable remains the same.

"The good witness we give makes some people ask us why we engage in this service."

“Even when school is over, this program continues to bless our children."

Churches in Ukraine have become places where light stays on, warmth remains available, and dignity is preserved in the middle of uncertainty.

“Addiction is not just a habit—it’s a wound. We use God’s Word to heal those wounds.”

“Faithfulness is rooted in love. With a heart that loves Jesus, we offer many prayers together with our very lives.”

In a region marked by instability and suffering, the Church of the Nazarene has remained present, offering not only physical resources but also emotional and spiritual care.

In Armenia, the local Kids Club has been a place of growth, support, and faith since 2004. The program meets in the church building each week and serves 45 children between the ages of 6 and 18.

The church is called to embody God’s reign, an alternative to the kingdoms, powers, and principalities of this world.

Annabella is a student at a Nazarene school. When she had to leave her home, her school community became a place of refuge and hope.