Christians across US find ways to support Ukraine
As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, many American Christians are trying to help in any way they can, whether through prayer, donations or housing…
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American preacher escapes Ukraine amid Russian bombing
In 1989, the Soviet Union was on the brink of collapse. The Berlin Wall came down and the doors to Christianity began to open. Mark…
Ukraine crisis: How to help
Right now, the biggest need is money. That’s what missionaries in Europe and the U.S. told The Christian Chronicle with regard to the Ukraine crisis.…
Good news in Ukraine’s ‘real winter’
Dima Grischuk drove east on a snow-covered road in Ukraine. He passed a small line of cars — all headed west. “You see, here is…
Tearful farewells — and hymns — in the midst of Ukraine’s crisis
In the midst of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, The Christian Chronicle is sifting through stories of tearful farewells, tense journeys, long border crossings and…
A mission of primary care
LA CAMPANA, Honduras — A military helicopter landed in a soccer field about an hour from this Central American village 18 years ago. As the…
Doing good in a divided world
HENDERSON, Tenn. — As story after story of White law enforcement officers killing Blacks flashed across screens in the midst of a global pandemic, “society…
‘Lay down your weapons, stop shooting’
'Our temporary shelter is in view. Lord, help us get over the ‘Jordan.’” Vitaly Samodin posted those words under a picture of two of his…
Russia attacks Ukraine: Why some experts insist Putin is motivated by religion
What’s religion got to do with Russia’s attack on Ukraine? A whole lot, according to some experts. At ReligionUnplugged.com, Richard Ostling stresses that journalists shouldn’t…
‘We stay, pray and try to bring hope’
Christians across Ukraine woke to the sounds of explosions as their Russian neighbors began a bombardment of the Eastern European nation. “Our safest places are…
