Dear friends, we thank God for the opportunity to help our brothers and sisters from the frontline city of Kostyantynivka. Almost every day, we experience anxiety and unrest because of the news. But now, at least, we will not lose contact.
All eight parishes in the city have received Bluetti charging stations from the Tabor Fund. The devices are already being actively used both during and beyond church services, as people come to charge their phones, power banks, and medical supplies. For the residents of Kostiantynivka, staying connected is a matter of safety and survival. It also allows them to receive their pensions, parcels, and medicines, and to call for help in time.
As a rule, the most vulnerable categories of people — pensioners, people with disabilities, the elderly, and the poor — remain in the frontline areas until the very end. Caring for them is part of the priests’ mission, who remain close to their parishioners and support each other.