Testimony
—Roman Rakhuba

Listen to one of the inspiring testimonies shared at Thailand 2017.

Johann Matthies (left) translates as Roman Rakhuba tells about his aid work in war-torn Ukraine.

Roman Rakhuba, executive director of the Association of Mennonite Brethren Churches in Ukraine (AMBCU), shares about AMBCU’s ministry to the war-torn areas of eastern Ukraine. They deliver relief kits, clothes, medication, wheelchairs, and Christian literature to the people that live in the war zone. They put on church services, run youth ministries, and provide other psychological supports for people in crisis.

The church in Ukraine is under a great deal of pressure and is ministering in a seemingly impossible situation, but “God is never late, and he is in no rush,” says Roman. Praise God for these brothers and sisters living by faith.

Read more:

“Children of the living God, driven by hope” a reflection on Thursday evening’s program from Thailand 2017 participant Katie Vogt.

Faithful together in civil conflict – David’s Wiebe Witness in the MB Herald was inspired by Roman’s report on Ukraine at the European Mennonite Gathering in 2015.


Thailand 2017 was a mission and prayer consultation sponsored by ICOMB in partnership with MB Mission in March 2017. This testimony was one of the many inspiring stories of God’s powerful work around the world in the global Mennonite Brethren family.


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Testimony
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