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July 2019 Myroslava and Nikita July 2019 Myroslava and Nikita See page 7 Inside this month’s newsletter... Dear Partner in Hope Page 2 Zolotonosha Mission 2019 Page 3 Students Page 4 Ray of Hope Group Page 5 Ministry to the villages Page 6 The Nest Page 6 Love Ukraine Page 7 Zozulenka Venues Page 7 Some of the men who have been helped by the Zolotonosha Prayer Diary project and have become Christians. Page 8 Zolotonosha (Maintenance Mission) - see page 3 “Bringing hope by sharing the love of Jesus” www.hopenow.org.uk their new home which you, our Hope Now Partners raised the Dear Partner in Hope funds to purchase for them. They were full of thanks and praise How time flies! I am now into my second year as both to the Lord for His provision and to you dear Partner, for CEO of Hope Now, and not a day goes by where I responding to His prompting. Here is a family restored in every am privileged to hear of or see lives transformed way; their faith, their marriage, their church fellowship and through being introduced to Jesus; young and soon now, a home of their own, full of peace and love. Later old under the most challenging of circumstances whose story this month I will visit their new home and be able to show you has now changed from hardship and suffering, to abundant life. what our Almighty God has done to bring hope for a future for In this newsletter you will read of so many life stories which have them. As I listened to their new story, words of this hymn flooded fundamentally changed through an encounter with Jesus. For into my mind; Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! Oh, what a example, Maddie’s husband, Alan, who led our Maintenance foretaste of glory divine! Heir of salvation, purchase of God, Mission team to Revival Church in Zolotonosha. They worked Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood. This is my story, this alongside Christian brothers who were once lost to their is my song, Praising my Saviour all the day long. (Based on addiction but through Pastor Sergei’s ministry are now followers Psalm 35:28 And my tongue shall declare Your righteousness of Jesus and loving and serving the community they were once a And Your praise all day long.) burden to (see front cover photo). I want to thank you sincerely for continuing to partner Another example of this ‘story change’ occurred on my last in this ministry. Thank you for allowing me to stand beside visit to Cherkasy. I had a delightful meeting with Andrii and people like Andrii and Gala as they praise Him and having Gala and their two youngest girls. You may remember from a the privilege of seeing the mighty work of restoration only He newsletter about 6 months ago? They were a three generations can do right there before my eyes; what a refugee family fleeing the war in the east and trying to establish blessed assurance we have in Christ Jesus! a new life in Cherkasy. Their faces were wet with tears of joy (as Slava Bogu! (Glory to God). were mine and Misha’s!) as they told us about their plans for Andrew Foreman In May we were able to send THANK YOU from School 20 boxes to Cherkasy containing:24 for the musical instruments! - clothes and supplies for the families at the Merezhka Women’s Refuge - children’s clothes and toys for Anastasiia’s Village Ministry - clothes for the poor and elderly - medical items The boxes cost £30 each to send. Thank you to everyone who donates to this fund. A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY! WELCOME TO LIDA! 28th AUGUST 2019 Lida has joined our “Your story with Hope Now” Hope Now Ukraine Team working in the office. DETAILS IN NEXT MONTH’S NEWSLETTER JULY 2019 MISSION DATES www.hopenow.org.uk TEFL Camps - Newsletter contact: [email protected] (Week 1) 28 July-4 Aug (Teens Mission) Editor: Claire Zillwood (Week 2) 4-11 Aug (Junior Mission) Contact us: Hope Now International, Head Office, Malvern Centre, Malvern Rd, Southampton SO16 6PY CHILDREN’S Camp (for underprivileged children) - 18-25 Aug Tel: 023 8078 0720 YOUNG AT HEART (Widows’ Camp) - Hope Now is a Christian charity that aims to “bring hope, by (Week 1) 1 -8 Sept sharing the love of Jesus and making Him known by ministering (Week 2) 8-15 Sept to those in spiritual, physical and emotional need.” We want the message of the Gospel to touch the hearts of young “It was an absolutely amazing experience!” – and old, rich and poor, healthy and infirm, free and imprisoned. David, 20, Kids’ Mission 2018 Hope Now works in Ukraine, Moldova and Sri Lanka. “Loved every minute!” – Phoebe, Young at Heart Mission 2018 Reg. Charity No: 1072038 GAYE No: 7201 Company No: 358953 2 ZOLOTONOSHA MISSION Zolotonosha Project (Lydia’s House) The mission began around 6am on garage skills. On Friday 17th May, when five of our team the Sunday we plus me, met at Heathrow Terminal 5 visited Zolotonosha ready to fly off to Kiev, Ukraine; where to attend Pastor after meeting Misha we picked up 3 Sergei’s church for more team members and headed for morning service. Alpha House, Cherkasy. We were able At Alpha House the team, Brian, to meet several Tim, Neal, Marcus, Clive, Stephen and people who have myself from the UK, along with Joe spent time in the rehab centre on the and Danny from Texas, USA were able outskirts of Zolotonosha, some now to meet and discuss the work we were married with families of their own. about to take on and where God might Inspired by Lydia be leading us. Next morning, we set off for Zolotonosha and on our arrival Pastor Sergei’s work in the prisons was Pastor Sergei and some of his team inspired by a lady called Lydia Petrovna were waiting to greet us. We were Solomka who had spent the last 25 taken into the church where Sergei years of her life serving God at the explained about the project and how juvenile prison colony in Kremenchuk, he had come to have been given the Ukraine, which houses prisoners building by a wealthy businessman from 14 to 18 years old. Sadly, Lydia who asked Sergei what was his vision passed away in 2014, but through the old plaster had to be removed for the factory site. At first Sergei was her encouragement Sergei has been before the walls could be re-covered. overwhelmed by the size of what was working hard with God’s help and By the end of our time there the being offered, but after prayer, God blessing to continue that work for both painting was completed, as well as all spoke with Sergei and showed him now and in the future. three rooms requiring tiling, all the what might be achieved. Once again On the Monday morning after electrical fitting had been installed on Sergei met with the businessman and much prayer and a morning devotion the first floor and on the top floor, dry explained his vision for the site which as we did every morning, we started lining, the guys had completed the he would use as a rehabilitation unit our work at the project, Brian and long hallway and three rooms. for ex-prison offenders, drug addicts myself were given painting, Tim With God’s guidance and blessings, and alcoholics, but and Neal - tiling, amazing friendships had been formed also said that he Stephen - electrical over the week through the sharing of only wanted the old fitting and cable God’s great love and prayer between factory and adjoining routing and last all the guys, both Ukrainian, American offices. but not least Clive, and British, all achieved without the We then were Marcus, Joe and aid of an interpreter. God is great. shown the site and Danny along with But I must also mention the ladies what work was some of the team working hard in the kitchen preparing required for us to from the project tea, coffee, snacks and the meals for do during our time took on the task of our lunch. In fact we did have to ask there. His vision dry lining or fitting for the size of the lunch to be slightly was amazing and Team member, Brian, and Pastor Sergei plaster board to reduced so that we could actually the work that had the walls on the move and continue our work in the already been completed was to a top floor. The tasks were a lot harder afternoon! very high standard. His dream for the than first thought but really rewarding, Our time in Zolotonosha was just offices to be converted to training by the middle of the week the team amazing and blessed, God knew we facilities for future ministers, also living were starting to tire, but with a lot of were all going to be involved in this accommodation, rooms for children’s prayer and leaning hard into the Lord project well before we ever did, and we groups and more. With the old factory we started to pick up and gained our all hope and pray that He has plans for being converted into a church, a café second wind, as they say. us to return, as we all said we would go and lastly a garage area for vehicle The work on the top floor where back in a heartbeat. cleaning, tyre replacement, vehicle the dry lining was being completed Thank you.
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