Missions

Daniel & Priscilla Gollan’s Mission Work In Ukraine

Daniel started his missionary work when he was 20 years old. God has put on his heart to be a missionary to Ukraine when he was a young boy.  He married Priscilla in Ukraine, 30 years ago. They have four children who love the Lord and they eventually ended up living in the 10,000-people-strong town of “Rzhyshchiv” by  the impressively beautiful Dnipro River (about 20 years ago).  

Their growing church is a congregation of 80-100 and currently have people serving in two main ministries and many minor ministries.  

• A men’s rehabilitation program of which in the last 10 years, over 150 men came to rehab. Many of them have become Christians.
• An after-school ministry to children from “crisis homes” who are regularly picked up after school, loved, fed, washed, helped with homework and discipled.  Most of them have professed faith in Jesus!

The interminable war has added an extra blessing to their lives. They have taken many refugees since the war began and had the opportunity for them to share the love of Jesus. Amid the war, their trust in the Lord has been tested but God has proven to them that He is the bulwark against debilitating fear and a loving Father. Daniel and Priscilla consider it a great privilege serving the Lord in Ukraine and deeply value our prayers.

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