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BIBLE CHURCH
RECONCILATION

Bringing Hope to Ukraine

We exist to live out and share the Gospel, growing through discipleship while actively serving our city with Christ’s love.

Our story

About us

In 2018, two families and a group of students followed God's call to plant a church in Uman, envisioning a missionary hub to impact the nation.

Through COVID-19 and the full-scale war, we have remained faithful, adapting and expanding our service to the city and country.

Today, we reach over 250 people weekly through worship, home groups, outreach, and social initiatives, sharing the hope of the Gospel.

Planted in 2018:
growing despite challenges and serving our city with the Gospel

Spreading the Gospel
Serving the community
Training leaders

Located in Uman - a Strategic Hub in Ukraine:
connecting regions and supporting displaced families during the war

Population: 90,000
Key transit location
Refugee & humanitarian aid center
Home to a vibrant student community

In the Midst of War,
We Bring Hope and the Gospel

Provided shelter
for thousands
Distributed food,
medicine, clothing
Evacuated families
from war zones
Provided chaplain
support and spiritual care

Stories of Hope
How God is Working Through Reconciliation Church

Oksana’s Story
Marina’s Story
Vlad’s Story

Why We Must Build -
The Urgent Need

Our church has outgrown its current space three times over, but finding a suitable alternative has proven impossible.

  • No available rental spaces in our city.
  • High rental costs for the few options that exist.
  • New safety laws require a bomb shelter for public gatherings.

Without a permanent space where faith and community come together, our ability to serve children, families, and veterans is at risk.

How Your Support
Changes Lives

  • Spiritual Renewal – A place to grow in faith, hope, and love through worship and discipleship.
  • Community Hub – Open for city events, education, and youth programs.
  • Veteran Support – A space for healing and recovery for those affected by war.
  • Safe for Children – A kindergarten and youth center that nurtures faith and character.
  • Help in Crisis – Food, shelter, and care for families impacted by war.
  • Raising Leaders – Training pastors, missionaries, and church planters through M4’s partnership.
  • Nationwide Impact – Strategically positioned to serve Ukraine beyond our city.
  • Inclusive for All – A welcoming, accessible space for everyone.

Project Cost & Phases –
Investing in Changed Lives

The land has been purchased. We’re now raising funds for phase 2, which includes the small hall, entrance area and essential facilities.
Make a Donation
Purchase Goal For 2027: $500,000
  • Phase 1 – $150,000
    We have already purchased the land.
  • Phase 2 – $500,000
    Small hall (café), entrance area, restrooms, administrative offices, boiler room (450 sq. m)
    $0
    of $500,000 goal
  • Phase 3 – $600,000
    Rooms for kindergarten, kitchen, shelter, technical rooms (200 sq. m)
  • Phase 4 – $900,000
    Main hall, utilities, gym
Total Cost: $2.15 M - 1881 sq. m
View Project Plan View Floor Plan

WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

35 PEOPLE AND 35 CHURCHES
IN USA AND EUROPE

TOTAL: $240,000

  • 20 churches and 20 people

    at $1,000 each - $40,000

  • 10 churches and 10 people

    at $10,000 each - $100,000

  • 5 churches and 5 people

    at $5,000 each - $100,000

Finding Peace and Purpose in Christ

Oksana and family

I will never forget the first time I walked into Reconciliation Church. It was during a Christmas worship night, and something about it touched my heart deeply. Before that moment, I had so many questions, doubts, and fears, searching for meaning but never finding real answers.

As I kept coming back, I realized that this church wasn’t just a place of worship—it was a true spiritual family. Through God’s Word, prayer, and the love of the people around me, I felt God speaking directly to me.

God began transforming my family in ways I never expected. We started praying together as a family. Our marriage was restored with peace and trust. Our relationship with our daughter became deeper and stronger. God opened new opportunities for us to serve others.

Today, I can confidently say that Reconciliation Church changed my life. It became a place of love, support, and God’s grace, where I found the answers I had been looking for.

I thank God for His mercy and for a church that helps people find peace, hope, and true life in Christ.

Losing Everything,
We Found What Truly Matters

Marina and family

We lived in a small town in southern Ukraine, in the house of our dreams, working hard, raising our five daughters, and building our future. We had everything — except a relationship with God. We tried to fill the emptiness with success, material things, and vacations.

Then war destroyed everything overnight. We endured two months of occupation—hunger, hiding in basements, betrayal, shelling, and fear for our children. After escaping through minefields and crossing seven Russian checkpoints, we found ourselves in an unfamiliar city, homeless and hopeless.

That’s when we met someone who invited us to Reconciliation Bible Church. We expected nothing more than a food package, but we received so much more.

Pastor Pavlo told us: "We can offer more than food—we can offer relationships!"

At first, we didn’t understand. But these people cared for us, welcomed us, and showed us true love. For the first time in months, we smiled.

Soon, we started serving others—helping at the Relief Center, feeding people in need. And at that moment, God changed our hearts. On May 5, 2024, my husband and I gave our lives to Christ and were baptized.

We are so grateful to Reconciliation Bible Church, Pastor Pavlo, and his wife Maria for their love, compassion, and faith in action.

From Despair to Calling

Vlad and family

I was born in a small town and grew up in a typical family, but from a young age, I began making wrong choices. As a teenager, I tried alcohol, then crime followed. When I moved to Uman for university, my life spiraled into drugs, parties, and recklessness.

Everything changed when a friend invited me to a home group at Reconciliation Bible Church. At first, I was just observing, but I was amazed at how people prayed for me — and how God answered. One night, I was caught driving under the influence. I thought I could fix the problem, but suddenly, I realized I was out of options. For the first time, I truly prayed.

The court process dragged on for months, yet in the end, my case was dismissed—without any intervention on my part. That was the moment I knew: God is real, and He cares for me. I repented, was baptized, and started a new life.

Today, I serve others just as I was once helped. At Reconciliation Bible Church, I am a deacon, leading social outreach and working with veterans and military families. I know that God transformed my life—now I want to be an instrument of change for others.
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