OAKLAWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: FAQ: The crisis in Ukraine

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OAKLAWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: FAQ: The crisis in Ukraine
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Mar 23, 2022
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Oaklawn United Methodist Church issued the following announcement on Mar. 19.

An eight-question guide to the history of Methodism in Ukraine, how UMCOR is responding and the best ways for you to help now.

UMCOR’s work in Ukraine is being funded with gifts to Advance #982450, International Disaster Response and Recovery. Grants for immediate relief have been given to United Methodist partners in Ukraine as well as neighboring nations—Poland, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia—to support those who remain in Ukraine as well as those who have fled the violence. In addition, grants are being awarded to partners like ACT Alliance, a global faith-based coalition working in 120 countries around the world. These grants are providing humanitarian assistance in the form of food, water, clothing, shelter and other necessary supplies.

READ MORE: https://umcmission.org/umcor/faq-the-crisis-in-ukraine

Original source can be found here.

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Source: Oaklawn United Methodist Church

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