Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, denomination members have been busy and creative raising funds for humanitarian aid, with the United Methodist Committee on Relief reporting targeted donations of more than $5 million.
Since the Russian invasion began, United Methodists with close connections to Ukraine have been sweating out friends and family members, while also finding creative ways to help.
Cluj-Napoca United Methodist Church in Romania opened a community center last year. Now the former hotel is once again hosting "guests" who had to flee Ukraine.
