More From Ukraine
24 February 2015 @ 18:19
What an incredible start to our day. We first were asked to meet with the Mayor of the village of Nemiya. He showed us the supplies that the village is collecting to supply the troops fighting along the eastern border. The government does not have the funds to provide uniforms, food and necessities for those on the front lines, so it is provided by the local communities taking up collections. All this at a time when the economy keeps getting worse and the people themselves can barely survive.
From there the mayor walked with us to a local school where I was able to share using music and magic. I am so moved that music can so lift hearts in difficult times and several of the teachers thanked us for encouragement and hope. They have even asked if we could provide a one or two week camp for the children. So many open doors. One of the projects that the students are currently doing is making camouflage nets for the troops. Hard to imagine that the world stands and watches as things like this are occurring.
A wonderful lunch at home and then traveling to a local kindergarten. I am so amazed and humbled that God would use me in such a way. Continuing to pray for peace in Ukraine.
From there the mayor walked with us to a local school where I was able to share using music and magic. I am so moved that music can so lift hearts in difficult times and several of the teachers thanked us for encouragement and hope. They have even asked if we could provide a one or two week camp for the children. So many open doors. One of the projects that the students are currently doing is making camouflage nets for the troops. Hard to imagine that the world stands and watches as things like this are occurring.
A wonderful lunch at home and then traveling to a local kindergarten. I am so amazed and humbled that God would use me in such a way. Continuing to pray for peace in Ukraine.