With your urgently needed gifts to help with the desperate situation in war-torn Ukraine, you are literally saving lives, even as you make a difference for eternity!

The heartrending news stories coming from the bombings and bloodshed throughout Ukraine are horrific. And now we have on-location reports from my staff and our frontline coworkers working in areas not often open to the public or press:

• More than 2 million Ukrainians have entered Poland in past weeks. Hundreds of thousands more are expected to arrive soon at surrounding borders, stretching healthcare and supply chains to the limit.
• Most have fled the rubble of their cities, not knowing if they will ever be able to return. Worse, many have no assurance they will be reunited with their loved ones left behind.
• Relocation centers as far away as Warsaw are overloaded as our workers struggle to provide food and the most basic hygiene supplies, diapers, first aid kits, and medicines to answer these pressing needs.

• We continue working with those closest to the disaster, especially with. Pastor Marcin Podżorski and his Church of Glory ministry, whose tireless frontline coworkers on the Polish border have fed, clothed, comforted, and ministered to the new arrivals, not only helping as translators for the desperate refugees, but also coordinating frantic efforts in the midst of the ongoing chaos to provide pop-up shelters and more long-term housing.

• Pastor Henry Madava and some of our coworkers remain in Kyiv to assist in the most critical efforts. Church members in the Ukrainian capital have been assigned different sections of town to provide food and supplies to those who can’t leave their homes. These workers brave sirens and terrifying bombs to do so.

• The vast majority of Ukrainian refugees are women and children. The fathers, sons, and brothers, can’t leave, since all men aged 18 to 60 in Ukraine are required to stay and fight. Most family members haven’t heard anything from the men who were left behind.

• Many arriving at the border have been deeply traumatized. After spending days traveling with their children, most mothers have had to wait for hours in freezing temperatures for a chance to cross into Poland. They’ve witnessed bombings, airstrikes, rapes, looting, and shootings in their villages and neighborhoods. Since being forced from their homes, they’ve spent hours on trains, cars, or buses. They arrive exhausted at the border with literally nothing besides what they are wearing.

• So many desperately need help in locating friends or relatives already in Poland.
• Often, eyewitnesses are moved by scenes of tearful children praying for peace.
• Because of the great need, people are open to comfort and receiving God’s Word. Reports of salvations and miracles pour in every day as our staff and coworkers touch hearts with help and ministry.
• So many people, old and young, express their thankfulness to Benny Hinn Ministries partners for help and encouragement amid overwhelming challenges. As you pray for them, they are also praying for you!

Amid the fear and exhaustion at the border, there were also signs of kindness and welcomed relief, including the unselfish, urgent help of Benny Hinn Ministries partners from around the globe.

The urgent needs are great and growing by the hour. Considering the volatility and danger throughout this area, we do not know how long the doors for assistance will remain open. What we do, we must do now!

Like you, I have been heartbroken to hear the devastating reports. Over the years I have ministered dozens of times throughout Ukraine and surrounding countries, and I have grown to dearly love the people of this region. My heart aches for them now as they face unthinkable, deplorable conditions.

God clearly instructs us to open wide our hands to the needy and poor (Deuteronomy 15:11), and it is only through the generous gifts of my partners and ministry friends that we are able to respond so quickly to tragedies such as this.

Please join me in praying for both Ukrainian refugees and our ministry coworkers at the Polish border.

Greater levels of giving release an even more abundant outpouring, for God has promised, “Give, and it will be given to you: good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over will be put into your bosom. For with the same measure that you use, it will be measured back to you” (Luke 6:38).

Money raised today goes to buy food, provide shelter, and bring both ministry and comfort tomorrow to the border refugees!

Will you continue to make a difference, both now and for all eternity?

Please send your most generous gift today toward this crucial need.

With all my love,