After a break of about a year, we have begun making street patrols again.  At various times, we were told either there were no street children or it was illegal to help street children.  These two "facts" obviously can't both be correct.

You see in the picture above one of the March patrols.  Andrei V is a Ukrainian Christian we are now supporting.  He made six patrols in March and sent some pictures of the conditions he found.  More about that later.

The transition home we have sponsored for years is about to grow again.  Luba will be adding two sisters from a small village.  The education available to them is very poor.

And, the Shalbesky family is adding another infant.  They will have twelve foster children.  The three youngest are four, six and fourteen months old.  I hope to have more information and pictures for the next newsletter.

Things are a little slow on the legal front right now.  We have managed to stop the transfer of our building in Evpatoria and the liquidation of our Foundation with temporary court orders.  There are more court appearances to come.  About the only similarity between the Ukainian and US legal systems is the slow pace.

With the resumption of street patrols and the additions to our transition home and foster care, God is refusing to allow us to be distracted from our purpose.  We will continue to focus on sharing His love with the children of Crimea.

Thanks for being part of this ministry.  We couldn't do it without you.