February 13, 2024 By Victor Kubik Since the founding of LifeNets International some 25 years ago, from time to time we’ve met or worked with a number of public figures, including elected officials. Notable of course is our long-time relationship with former Indiana First Lady Judy O’Bannon, who supported LifeNets’ direct connection with the Ukraine-based […]
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Working with the Revival Centre of Medical/Social Rehabilitation for Disabled Children in Chernihev, Ukraine Our friends in Chernihiv, Ukraine continue to care for hundreds of children very close to the border with Russia. They have been targeted a number of times with missile attacks, but they continue to carry on their work with helping disabled children […]
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January 16, 2024 Vlad Yurishko writes more today about the mission of the Salvation Church/LifeNets from Khust to Kherson, in the war zone. He says the following: “We thank you for your prayers. ” The volunteer brethren testified that in one of the villages near Kherson, a projectile hit the road they were traveling on […]
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Jan 12, 2024 Greetings, Victor and Beverly, The whole world continues to watch what is happening in Ukraine and the Middle East. The situation, as we see it, is not improving, and we hope that it will end as soon as possible. I would like to report to you on the work of LifeNets in […]
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December 31, 2023 We are partnering with World to Rebuild Rural Ukraine (wrru.org) to provide a bomb shelter for a kindergarten and orphanage outside a major city. It is near a military base so we cannot disclose its location. They need a bomb/missile shelter for their 60 children. The nearest shelter is at least 500 meters away, […]
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On August 19 a Russian hypersonic missile hit an apartment building in the middle of Chernihiv, Ukraine. 115 people were injured and seven killed. With hypersonic missiles there is no time for alarm sirens because of their speed and short distance from launch. Among those who died was a little girl Sofiyka. Dr. Vasyl Pasichnyk […]
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December 15, 2023 What’s it like to live in a large city under the constant sound of of air raid sirens and the threat of being bombed. I would like to share this experience from a person living in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, who writes this compelling account five months into the war and […]
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December 15, 2023 I want to tell you about a special book authored by our niece and nephew Heather Gidcumb and Colin Kubik. It is a coloring book that highlights Ukrainian culture called Colorful Ukraine. It has made quite an impression on its release. It debuted with some startling statistics. On Amazon it was the […]
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December 13, 2023 From Vlad Yurishko this report of LifeNets Ukraine: In November 2023, LifeNets sent two trucks with aid to Ukraine. The cargo included: Food, hygiene products, detergents, incontinence products, medicines, bandages, mattresses, kits with various household items, washing machines, refrigerators, warm clothes, blankets, candles, devices for heating and cooking […]
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We have worked with these wonderful people since 1996–going on 30 years. What a journey in helping children from Chernobyl a short distance to the West to now the invasion of Russia from the North where rockets and shelling come within 500 yards of the Revival Center! But, they took the occasion of Thanksgiving Day […]
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