Day four was the last day of the 2026 Harvest Camp. What a day, and what a camp. We are grateful, for all of the help and support, parents and campers, who have made this a great event for the last 26 years.

It is day three at Harvest Camp. Today we are thankful for the sun and warm weather, great forts, amazing pool time, crafts and books stations. IT IS GREAT TO BE AT HARVEST CAMP

What do mountain kids do when it rains at Harvest Camp? They go outside, play in the playground, build forts and of course go swimming. WHAT A GREAT day at Harvest Camp!

It was a great first day at Harvest Camp, as we “look to the mountains.” Make sure you check out the videos and pictures, and check back each day for a new update.

Being on the front lines of a war changes everything. Especially your perspective on life, ministry, and what truly matters. Family, home, relationships, community, and His Kingdom.

God is making a way, and creating divine partnerships with medical and dental services for the refugees, soldiers, and broken people here in Ukraine. I am completely “blown away” with how he makes a way, when there is no way possible.

This is a deeply emotional and personal reflection from Ukraine on how we can overcome evil with good through our MercyMed project, which is bringing the comfort and hope of Jesus to the broken people of Ukraine in a practical, Kingdom way.

While traveling the broken roads of Ukraine, I was reminded that just as a father holds his child through a rough journey, God is holding the children of Ukraine through the devastation of war. This post reflects on youth camps, trauma, healing prayer, and the unshakable hope found in the everlasting arms of God.

Ukraine was hit hard yesterday, real hard. This is personal reflection from the war-torn front lines of Ukraine, and the deep personal longing for home, the pain of war, and the greater hope found in the Father’s house.

We are currently on the way to the east of Ukraine, to minister to the broken and hopeless. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.

Preparing to minister in Ukraine. This time, we will be ministering to soldiers on the frontlines as well as those who have been wounded by the war.

There are 3.7 million displaced people in Ukraine. We have rescued over 42,000 people from the front lines and helped through our Hope Center. Click Here to Learn More

We prioritize the next generation. In Ukraine, 2,589,900 children are displaced. Through outreaches, camps, and campus ministries, we respond to this urgent need. Click Here to find out more.

There have been over 2,841 attacks on health care in Ukraine. We partner with area university hospitals and clinics, ministering to wounded soldiers who are in desperate need of hope. Find out more here → Hope Center