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:
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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June 30th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
In June we held a camp for disabled children which was the first one we have ever done. Two, three day camps were held in the “Revival “ church for children age 5 to 10, and 11 to 15. Each group had 20 to 23 children.
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June 9th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
The largest shipment that has been sent to date went out early June that had 124 boxes and just over 7,000 lbs. of humanitarian aid. Majority of the boxes were shipped to Nikopol with a smaller amount shipped to the Orphanage of Hope.
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June 9th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Nikopol Baptist Church
We received humanitarian shipment from Canada, so I’ve been busy helping over 30 people with picking out clothes for them and their families. They are very excited and grateful for it. We also gave 30 blankets to the city social workers.
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February 12th, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Fraser Valley Group
Dear friends we thank God for your work. Thanks to your work our family has received wonderful gifts – a wheelchair and diapers.
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January 1st, 2014
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Fraser Valley Group
Greetings to you in the love of our lord Jesus Christ! We thank God for answering out prayers for our son Daniel. We are greatly thankful for your help which was provided so timely.
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October 1st, 2013
Community Care in
Ukraine
by Fraser Valley Group
The father, Sasha as a non-Christian attended the Nikopol Baptist church 7 years ago. During the sermon he felt an overwhelming sense to leave the church service but ended up staying and giving his life to Christ.
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