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Journey of Faith

by | Apr 5, 2022 | Area news, Latest

Close connections and prayer opened the door for one Wylie church to truly “love one another” as they delivered humanitarian aid to Ukraine and its border countries last month.

Waterbrook Bible Fellowship members prayed for Ukraine during their Sunday, March 6 church service prompting Lead Pastor Jeff Denton to message some of his former students and missionary friends at Mia College in Romania and Word of Life Bible Institute in Hungary that afternoon, “to let them know we prayed for them.”

Waterbrook Bible Fellowship pastors, John Robbins, left, and Jeff Denton on the road in Ukraine about 40 miles outside Odesa. March 17. The men journeyed from Wylie to bring much-needed medical supplies and more.

The return text he received was an appeal from them saying they wished he “could jump on a plane and come over here.”

“They had run out and weren’t able to get medical supplies,” Denton said, adding he was told that medical supplies from places in the U.S. “were going take three to four weeks potentially to get there.”

Denton was told if he’d visit and bring crates of supplies with him, his friends would have them within a week, “And that’s what began the conversation,” he said, of the idea to travel abroad.

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