Irreplaceable Families
supporting foster families in Poland

From the very first days of the full-scale war, the Bible Church in Irpin has been providing humanitarian aid, shelter, and spiritual and emotional support to the residents of the city 🤝 We have been supporting some of this church’s initiatives since the beginning of our ministry in Ukraine.

This matters deeply to us because the Irreplaceable Families program supports families who open their homes to children without parental care—children with diverse histories and life experiences. That’s why we want to better understand trauma and learn how to respond wisely to the everyday needs of children and entire families.

Thanks to the generosity of the First Baptist Church in Wrocław, Taras and Julia, together with their children, have moved into a spacious apartment next to the church 🏠💛 There is room for everyone—for the children, the parents, and the grandfather, who will soon join them from Ukraine. There is also a yard and a playground that the children had been hoping for so much—and that brought the biggest smiles 😊

to strengthen Ukrainian communities in Poland.

💙 Together we strengthen those who strengthen others.

Our desire is that immigrant communities would not be left on their own, and that the Church would be a place of help, relationship, and hope 🌱

Our online group for foster and adoptive parents, as part of the Irreplaceable Families program, has been meeting for its second year 💙 We gather to pause, share what is real, listen to one another without judgment and with open hearts, encourage each other, and pray together 🙏

We have just come through a truly special season with the Emanuel project, carried out as part of the New Roots program.