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“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.” (Proverbs 19:17) Dear friends, brothers and sisters, and the team of Aid in Difficulty Christian International Ministry, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who donated for the children. A sincere thank you…

The project providing help to needy families in rural areas has proven to be extremely valuable. In many villages, stable employment is nonexistent, and people survive on occasional day labor or small pensions. Thanks to your support, we were able to assist families by giving them farm animals — chicks, hens, goats, sheep, and piglets.…

Stories and Letters of Gratitude As part of our project, we provided timely food assistance to needy families and individuals across various regions. Each package of groceries, delivered hand to hand, was more than just food — it was a living testimony of how the Lord answers prayers through the generous hearts of His people.…

In early June, we set out for Hatay Province, located in southern Turkey, right on the border with Syria. This land belonged to Syria until 1939, and to this day, over ninety percent of its population consists of Arabs who primarily speak Arabic. On this blessed journey, we were accompanied by a translator fluent in…

When sight is gone, all that remains is to rely on hearing, touch, smell — and the compassion of kind people. That is how Angelina, a blind young woman, lives. We’ve known her for several years. She is now twenty. Once, she was a student at a boarding school for blind and visually impaired children…

“Faith without works is dead.” (James 2:17) The Christian life is not only about words and prayers — it comes alive through our actions, especially when we notice the needs around us. Of course, we cannot change the whole world, but we can touch someone’s life and make it better — through care, compassion, and…

Dear friends, We sincerely thank you for helping us serve those who are most in need — widows, orphans, single mothers, people with disabilities, and those who have found themselves in the most difficult life circumstances. Every meeting, every visit, every smile — these are not just acts of care. They are the living expression…

By God’s mercy, from January 24 to 26, we held a three-day retreat for widows with children who lost their husbands in the war in Ukraine. The purpose of the ministry was to: – Personally meet each of them and unite them with one another; – Provide emotional and physical rest; – And most importantly,…

From March 18 to 27, a group of brothers traveled across the Primorsky region, covering 3,000 kilometers. They visited 16 institutions — orphanages, rehabilitation centers, psychiatric clinics, and nursing homes. In the orphanages, the children showed genuine curiosity and asked questions about the meaning of Easter. When asked, “What is this holiday?” many answered, “It’s…

During our recent visit with blind and visually impaired children, we spent much time reflecting together — on the choice between good and evil, the purity of heart and the leprosy of sin, the path of God that leads to eternal life, and the crooked roads that lead to destruction. We told the children, “Let…