Inna explained, "The cup symbolizes life and its many experiences. Even though the cup is broken, it can be restored—just like us. Life's challenges may change us, but we can be mended and made whole again."
Oksana, one of our Christian outreach workers, added, "Many of those we serve carry deep wounds. These wounds need to be recognized and healed for people to move forward. While their past trauma cannot be erased, it can be managed in ways where it no longer defines their life."
The art session beautifully reflects the message of God's healing and restoration. Just like the broken cup, we, too, can be shattered by life's challenges. But by the grace of God, love, and support, we believe it's not just possible but likely that those we serve can rebuild their lives and move forward with hope.
As Oksana shared, "We believe in a God who redeems and restores, and we trust that with His help, these families will be able to live a positive, productive, and empowered life."
This small but meaningful project reflects our larger mission to bring emotional, spiritual, and material support to those affected by the war. With God's grace and the kindness of donors like you, we continue to help rebuild broken lives and provide hope for a brighter future.