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Six months on from the start of the Ukraine war, this is how churches are putting faith into action to protect refugees
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Frances Kordonowy2022-08-24T20:30:00
There may be fewer and fewer headlines about the war in Ukraine but Europe is still in the middle of its biggest refugee crisis since World War II. Here International Justice Mission’s Frances Kordonowy shares the incredible work churches continue to do for those who need our support.
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