Amazing day on the front lines...

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It was very productive day. We delivered medical supplies to the local children hospital in Ukrainian, city of Chernovtsy.  They were so thankful. We were able to meet with several families whose children are struggling with different disease. It’s hard to provide encouragement during this tough time but we did our best.  Late afternoon we started to assemble the second huge tent in downtown Chernovtsy. There are 300,000 people live in this town and about 60,000 refugees found the safe place here. In the few days they will put kitchen appliances into these tents and then they will start feeding those refugees. We are staying at school and as I am writing this note, there is a siren we hear now and we have to run to the basement…talk to you later. Thanks for prayers.














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