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- The Hardship Is Plentiful But the Workers Aren’t Few: Evangelicals Unite on Ukraine20 European groups join as focus shifts to the internally displaced and their long-term trauma.Jayson Casper|español
- They Fled Ukraine, and Ukraine FollowedEscaping Russian missiles, some exiled believers found a new sense of purpose helping refugees.Sophia Lee|русскийУкраїнська
- The Foreigner’s Blessing That Broke MeAmong Ukrainian exiles, I found miraculous perseverance in the absence of deliverance.Sophia Lee|
- UK Christians Welcome Refugees amid Frustrations with Immigration ProcessThe churches are willing. But the bureaucracy is weak.Ken Chitwood|
- Ukraine’s Refugee Crisis ‘Woke Up’ Networks of Roma EvangelicalsIn Eastern Europe, the faithful rallied to welcome all, but churches have shifted to focus on fellow Roma who face discrimination as they flee.Melody J. Wachsmuth|
- No, Western Christians Are Not In ExileBut the church will live under occupation until the return of our King.Jacob Birch|
- Inside a Ukrainian Baptist Church at WarChristians in Lviv work and pray for victory as they face their nation’s crisis head-on.Photos and essay by Joel Carillet|españolрусскийУкраїнська
- US Will Accept 100K Ukrainian Refugees. Polish Pastors Face Millions.Evangelical churches in Poland transform into care centers, seek more funds for heat and fuel.Sophia Lee in Warsaw and Jeremy Weber|
- Moldova Welcomes 100K Ukraine Refugees, With Evangelicals Opening DoorsThe neighboring country focuses on hospitality while hoping Russian violence doesn’t cross its border.Kate Shellnutt|简体中文繁體中文
