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Faith in the Frontline City of Kherson

A priest in Kherson, interviewed for the film

Over the past four years, Kherson has endured occupation, liberation, devastating floods, and continued attacks from across the Dnipro River. Homes, schools, hospitals, roads, power systems, and water infrastructure have all suffered damage, while many families have been displaced and those who remain face daily uncertainty.

Yet Kherson is still home. Residents, volunteers, and local organizations continue to care for one another, rebuilding what they can and protecting the dignity of the city’s most vulnerable people. Winter supplies and Christmas gifts may seem simple, but in a frontline community they are tangible signs of solidarity, warmth, and hope.

We are actively collecting essential goods for families in need, including warm clothing, food, household supplies, and Christmas gifts for children. If you would like to help, please consider making a donation so we can continue delivering these supplies and showing families in Kherson that they have not been forgotten.

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