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We serve children with disabilities and women facing unplanned pregnancies.

09/02/2026

The MTU team believes every young life has value because it was created by God with purpose. That belief shapes every conversation had in these classrooms.

Through this program, students are encouraged to think critically about their choices and to see themselves the way the Lord sees them, worthy of love, dignity, and a future.

It is not about telling teens what to think. It is about pointing them toward truth and hope.

Learn more at missiontoukraine.org

08/31/2026

Every young person deserves honest guidance as they navigate big decisions about their future. That is why the MTU team in Ukraine goes into schools and colleges to have real conversations with teenagers, not lectures, but open dialogue about relationships, responsibility, and the value of every life.

These conversations matter. And they are planting seeds of hope for the next generation.

Learn more about this work at missiontoukraine.org

08/27/2026

That smile says it all. Through the MTU team’s children’s programs in Ukraine, kids are experiencing love, safety, and joy, often for the first time in a long time. Every smile is a reflection of the hope that comes from being cared for and known. Learn more or give at missiontoukraine.org.

08/26/2026

Prayer changes everything. The MTU team partners with local churches across Ukraine, standing alongside pastors and believers as they pray over and minister to their communities. It’s a picture of the church coming together to offer hope in the name of Christ. Want to support this kind of ministry? Find the link in our profile page.

08/25/2026

In every season, the love of Christ carries us. The MTU team in Ukraine is honored to walk alongside families, offering hope, support, and the reminder that they are never alone. Want to help support families like this one? Find the link in our profile page.

08/19/2026

Pray for the community of Zhytomyr.

An attack just happened there. No one we know was injured or killed, but this is the reality of what they’re living in every day.

Please join us in praying for peace and protection over Zhytomyr.

08/14/2026

By the end of the week, camp had become so much more than a summer program.

Families found new friendships. Parents found rest. Kids found the confidence to try things they'd never tried before, and a community that welcomed them exactly as they are.

This is what happens when 22 staff members and 32 volunteers from 18 different churches choose to show up for the same purpose, loving children with disabilities and the families who care for them, the way Christ loves them.

Ninety three children. Fifty nine families. One incredible week of hope.

This is why the MTU team does what they do.

Learn how you can be part of what MTU is doing in Ukraine at missiontoukraine.org

08/13/2026

Camp isn't just five days of fun, though there was plenty of that too.

This year brought a brand new Music Station, where kids spent the week preparing for a final concert alongside siblings and volunteers. The concert became one of the most joyful moments of the whole week, kids expressing themselves and building confidence in front of the people who love them most.

Every evening, families gathered for a time called Mirror of the Day, reflecting on the day together, memorizing Bible verses, and talking through God's Word in a way that felt natural, not forced.

And then there was the fun everyone came for. Trampolines, games, and outdoor adventures gave kids the chance to try new things, overcome fears, and just be kids in a safe and welcoming environment.

Every part of camp, from the music to the games to the quiet evening conversations, was designed with one goal, helping each child grow and feel loved.

Stay tuned for one more post from camp.

Learn more about MTU's work at missiontoukraine.org

08/12/2026

This summer, the MTU team hosted two five day day camps for children with disabilities and their families, and the impact is hard to put into words.

93 children came to camp. 38 of them for the very first time. 59 families found a place to rest, connect, and be seen.

22 MTU staff members and 32 volunteers from 18 different churches came together with one purpose, to love these kids well and remind their families they are not alone.

For many families, the first days were the hardest. Parents were unsure about leaving their children in a new environment. But through patience and genuine care, trust grew fast. By the end of the week, families were calling the volunteers people with big hearts who truly loved their kids.

This year also brought something new, a Music Station led by music therapist Tetiana Motyzhynets, where every child got to prepare for a final concert alongside siblings and volunteers.

Stay tuned this week as we share some of the stories that made this camp so special.

Learn more about MTU's work with children with disabilities at missiontoukraine.org

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PO Box 1214
Noblesville, IN
46061

Telephone

+13172130172

Website

http://missiontoukraine.org/

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