Ukraine Food Truck #3

"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not."
Gal 6:9 KJV

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, our food trucks serve as vessels of daily provision and spiritual sustenance in conflict-ridden Ukraine. Stationed near the front lines, they are symbols of hope, braving danger to feed and nourish souls.  

We witness your generosity’s profound impact daily and receive constant reports of how well the local people receive this support. But the need remains urgent and immense. 

Just recently, as we relocated a truck, we were confronted with the harsh reality of people searching through garbage bins for food. Their faces lit up with gratitude when they realized we had food, so thankful for the hope of daily sustenance. But the true miracle lies in the transformation of hearts. 

As we share food with the hurting, we also share the good news of Christ’s transforming power. Take Sergei, our first spiritual fruit from the food truck ministry in Ukraine. Weary and hungry during the harsh winter, he stumbled upon our food truck.

Through our team’s ministry, Sergei found physical nourishment and the hope of salvation. He heard the gospel, attended church, accepted Christ, and was recently baptized. Now, he helps our local team and demonstrates God’s restoring love to others daily. This is the transforming power of your support.

As we expand our ministry with foodtruck #3, we turn to you, our faithful supporters. Your generosity will help cover the costs of paying off the third truck, the modifications and equipment, and the $47 per day cost to fund the ongoing feeding. 

Please help us extend our outreach to new areas and continue providing daily sustenance to those in need. Any amount donated will help maximize our impact in the lives of war victims. Together, let us answer the call to serve the least of these, embodying the love and compassion of our Savior.

With heartfelt gratitude, 

Alin Panican

BOL Co-Founder


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