Celebrating Christ’s Work Through Youth of God Salvation Church

In the heart of Kyiv, Ukraine, Christ’s love shines brightly through the Youth of God Salvation Church (YGSC). As one of fourteen churches in our Sister Church Association, YGSC recently celebrated its eighth anniversary – a testament to God’s faithfulness and the power of partnership in ministry.

The bond between YGSC and their sister church, Christ Church of Lake Forest (Illinois), continues to bear fruit in remarkable ways. Recently, this partnership enabled a touching outreach to some of society’s most vulnerable. In Perechyn, Zakarpattia Oblast, YGSC organized a special event for internally displaced children. Each child not only received a special gift but also heard the life-changing message of the Gospel, planting seeds of hope in young hearts.

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Even as Kyiv faces the constant threat of Russian bombing, YGSC’s commitment to their calling remains unshakeable. Their ministry to military families and internally displaced people (IDPs) continues unabated, offering Christ’s comfort and support to those whose lives have been upended by conflict.

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Description automatically generatedIn recent months, YGSC has felt a growing burden for the children caught in the crossfire of war. Recognizing these young ones as innocent victims of the conflict, the church has intensified its efforts to provide them with care, support, and the enduring hope found in Christ.

Through all these endeavors, we see Christ at work:

  • Bringing joy and the message of salvation to displaced children
  • Offering comfort and practical support to families affected by war
  • Providing a spiritual home for those displaced from their physical homes
  • Shielding the most vulnerable – the children – with love and care

The partnership between YGSC and Christ Church of Lake Forest serves as a beautiful example of the global body of Christ in action. Despite the geographical distance and the challenges of a war-torn region, this connection allows resources, encouragement, and prayer to flow, amplifying the impact of ministry on the ground.

As we reflect on YGSC’s journey and the fruit of this partnership, we’re reminded of Paul’s words in Philippians 1:6: “Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” The story of YGSC is far from over. Even in the face of adversity, Christ continues to work through His people, bringing light to darkness, hope to despair, and love to a world in need.

If you would like to involve your church in the Sister Church Association, there are many Ukrainian churches on our list who need support. Visit our website for more information on how you can become involved.

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