Today marks one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The past year has seen immense devastation; thousands of deaths, millions displaced, a country ruined. But it’s also seen some remarkable displays of hope, in the midst of darkness and despair.  

Baptist World Aid’s Disaster Management Coordinator Kelsea Clingeleffer joined Hope Drive to discuss the current situation in Ukraine and the vital role that Ukrainian churches continue to play in the country.  

Today marks one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The past year has seen immense devastation; thousands of deaths, millions displaced, a country ruined. But it’s also seen some remarkable displays of hope, in the midst of darkness and despair.  
Baptist World Aid’s Disaster Management Coordinator Kelsea Clingeleffer joined Hope Drive to discuss the current situation in Ukraine and the vital role that Ukrainian churches continue to play in the country.

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