Pray with us

Updated July 20th for August 2026

• Ukraine has continued to have some effective strikes deep within russia. The average russian cannot buy gas for their cars due to Ukrainian strikes on the oil refineries. This has been very encouraging, and we continue to give thanks for Ukraine’s gains on the battlefield.
• We pray for the Government of Ukraine to have wisdom, humility, and to work honestly for the good of their country.  Recently, Zelensky fired the Minister of Defense, who Ukrainians saw as a positive force in the fight against russia and against corruption. The Ukrainian people are concerned by this action and have been making sure the government hears their voice through peaceful demonstrations and signs.
• We daily give thanks for God’s mercy and protection of our lives.
• Continue to pray for the safety of our church members, their homes, and church buildings. You may be hearing about the war less, but the enemy is attacking us, and especially civilian targets, more and with larger missiles to try to break our spirits.
• Pray for the spiritual encouragement of our members, that they will not become despondent and will continue to trust in the Faithfulness of our Lord.
• Continue to pray for the workers repairing the electricity and heating infrastructure and the rescue workers who are responsible for getting people out from buried rubble.  These responders work at risk of their own lives due to how russia often attacks a second time after the first strike to deliberately kill these workers.
• Pray for God to end the war in Ukraine, grow His Church, and give great faith and a sense of security to His people during this time of suffering. 
• Pray for the churches, who do not sit static and suffering, but are planning and building their ministries despite the onslaught of war.
• Pray for the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ukraine as they receive and distribute aid and minister to those in need, including those who are severely wounded or who have lost loved ones or are destitute and displaced due to the war.
• Protection and safety for the Ukrainian people, including our brothers and sisters in Christ, churches, and missionaries and the chaplains serving on the front lines.
• For supplies and funds for Crates 5.0. May the Lord use Crates for Ukraine to create pathways for the Gospel and the formation of new Gospel communities.
  • For those distributing contents — strength, efficiency, and wisdom for distribution
  • For those receiving contents, may they see the love of Jesus in each and every item 
  • For opened doors to share the good news of Jesus among the Ukrainian people and officials that we are working alongside
  • For the church in the West and donors to continue to help from their bounty for this vital ministry