Stand with Ukraine: Bring Help & Hope

Help bring practical aid and the hope of Christ to people suffering in Ukraine.


KOTC is preparing to return to Ukraine for missionary service alongside frontline service members and communities affected by war. Our mission is to share God’s Word, encourage faith, and serve people facing danger, displacement, and hardship.

During this trip, we intend to assist a local law enforcement chaplain whose self-funded ministry evacuates vulnerable civilians—including children, the elderly, the sick, and the wounded—from frontline towns facing drone attacks and bombardment. His work continues beyond evacuation: providing shelter and care at a transition center for displaced people and transporting severely wounded veterans to their homes and appointments.

This video shows the work of a chaplain we have partnered with in Ukraine. His self-funded ministry evacuates vulnerable civilians, cares for displaced people at his Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) transition center, transports severely wounded veterans, and leads Bible studies that bring encouragement amid war.
These are practical expressions of Christ’s love—and part of the work we will conduct during our upcoming mission.

Alongside our broader frontline missionary service, we plan to work with him directly and devote a portion of funds beyond our travel and mission needs to his ministry. Fuel, vehicle repairs, and reliable transportation help make that service possible.

Your giving helps us serve people facing danger, loss, and displacement—and bring the hope of Jesus into those circumstances.

Please watch, pray, and consider supporting our Ukraine mission through the campaign link.

Content warning: This video contains some graphic footage of war-related injuries and suffering. Viewer discretion is advised.

Give today to help us go, serve, and bring help and hope in the name of Jesus Christ.

Your generosity will help support:

  • Travel, transportation, and essential needs for KOTC’s missionary work.

  • Our participation in the chaplain’s evacuation, displaced-person care, and veteran transportation ministries.

  • Direct financial assistance to the chaplain’s ministry, including transportation and vehicle repairs, through a portion of funds available beyond our mission and travel needs.

We will also raise awareness of Christian persecution, come alongside affected communities, and encourage believers as they endure extraordinary hardship.

For the safety of those we serve and work alongside, specific locations, schedules, and operational details will remain private.