The scorching temperatures and the clear blue skies can mean only one thing: summer is here! If you think it’s hot, where you are, spare a thought for the inhabitants of Dnipro, where temperatures soared to 35 degrees celcius earlier this week.
For DHM summer is the season of
We’d like to say a HUGE ‘Thank you’ to everyone who supported our recent cycle challenge to raise money for COVID-19 relief in Ukraine. Over a period of one week, a team of 10 volunteers cyclists pedalled collectively a total distance of 3,000km (the distance from London to Dnipro).
Thanks
On Saturday 22nd May several DHM volunteers braved atrocious weather conditions to cycle 100 miles each in order to raise money for our ministry in Eastern Ukraine.
Thanks to the brilliant efforts of the DHM cycling volunteers and the amazing generosity of our donors, we are
Here’s an update from Joshua, recorded in the middle of a very wet and windy bike ride…
This link (click HERE) will take you straight to the fundraising page.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks to the amazing fundraising efforts of Alice (see this previous post), DHM has been able to buy an elevator to assist our ministry team in Kyiv to serve the disabled community at our partner church in Kyiv.
Pastor Alexander in Kyiv reported that, “Getting a person with a disability
Between 22-30 May 2021, a group of cyclists based in the UK aim to each ride up to 250 kms for charity, Dnipro Hope Mission. Riding ‘alone but together’ due to COVID-19 restrictions, the total distance covered by the group will be over 3000km – the distance between London and
This weekend, Ukraine has been celebrating Easter. For Christians, Easter is is a celebration of the hope and new life that Jesus brought into the world when He defeated death and rose again to life. As Jesus brought hope to the world, He now calls His people to live
Congratulations to our youngest fundraiser, Alice Richmond, from Oxford, for her incredible efforts to raise funds for the life-saving work of DHM in Ukraine! Back in February, Alice pledged to run one mile every day for 40 days, come rain or shine. Despite injuries, atrocious weather and not always
