Community Project:
Ongoing
Community Care
There are many needs to be met for widows, handicapped, orphans, and poor families so the Nikopol Baptist Church created a project that provides assistance in medical care for those who cannot afford it, covering gas and hydro bills for those who cannot afford to pay their utility bills, and other unmet needs that arise.
Project Updates:
February 3rd, 2016
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
A few years ago when the government decided to cut central heating from apartments and houses we helped many people to bring gas heaters right into their own homes and when we did all that work the government didn’t require any renewal of document
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October 12th, 2015
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
This summer we held 12 children and youth camps, the turnout was so great- about 500 kids from Nikopol and the surrounding villages. Those were 2 blessed months of fellowship with many kids that don’t have love shown to them at home.
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October 1st, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
Thank you very much for you support in this ministry, for toys and clothing that you provide for our children. They appreciate it and send you greetings and many thanks.
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July 30th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Fraser Valley Group
Nadya was busy distributing some of the wonderful items that were shipped to them—to hostels, churches, a hospital, and various villages.
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July 30th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
In July, the Nikopol Baptist Church held a camp in the village Pervomay which is 30 km from Nikopol. The Nikopol church and “Revival” church joined together to hold a camp for children and there was preaching for the adults.
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July 30th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
One of the many ongoing projects for John and Nadya is ministering at funerals. Many times the remaining spouse has a difficult time providing the required funds to hold a funeral for a loved one.
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July 30th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
Pasha and his sisters are from a family of 11 children. Their mom died around 23 years ago which forced the 2 sisters to care for the rest of the family (Lila and Olya). Their father drank and was not really around.
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