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Recently, employees of the Christian mission Hope to People visited Ozhenyn Lyceum No. 2 of the Ostroh City Council of the Rivne region with an exhibition of reproductions of paintings…
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What Is the Best Thing in the World?
Teachers and students of Klevan Special School No.1 always look forward to events prepared and conducted by Christian ethics teacher Ruslana Kovalchuk. Theatrical performances are especially popular, which, according to…
Continue readingLost Ticket (based on the real story)
Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and unsearchable His ways! Romans 11:33 On the well-trodden sidewalk near the…
Continue readingSvitoglyad – a Licensed Educational Institution
Since September 2025, Rivne Christian Lyceum Svitoglyad has been a licensed educational institution.
Continue readingListening to the Voice of Jesus
From January 7 to 13, 2026, our mission employees held a Christian camp for teenagers aged 12–17 in the village of Polyana, Transcarpathia region. In total, there were 30 teenagers…
Continue readingEvangelistic Exhibitions in Educational Institutions
Our employees regularly evangelize in educational institutions through such a tool as a traveling exhibition of reproductions of paintings by world-famous artists, “The Life of Jesus Christ in Works of…
Continue readingChristmas Events at Klevan Special School # 1
On December 11, 2025, the Christmas play “More Expensive Than All Treasures” was performed. The author of the script is Anzhela Chudovets from the Source of Life church in Zdolbuniv; the…
Continue readingThanksgiving at Klevan Special School #1
We are grateful to God for the fruitful cooperation with the administration and teaching staff of Klevan Special School #1, which has been going on for over 20 years. Our…
Continue readingCamp-seminar for Educators
From July 28 to August 3, the All-Ukrainian teachers’ camp “True Faith” was held. By the grace of God, more than 70 participants gathered (51 teachers and 20 children) from…
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