Dnipro believers deliver humanitarian aid to Kherson region

Volunteers from Dnipro distributing food and sweets to children of Kherson region. Photo: Kherson Eparchy

The rector of the St. Nicholas Church of the UOC in the city of Dnipro, Archpriest Vitaly Hrebeniuk, together with benefactors and volunteers from the "Dream of the Future" foundation, organized a humanitarian mission to the Kherson region, reports the press service of the Kherson Eparchy.

The trip took place on June 5, 2026, with the blessing of Metropolitan John of Kherson and Taurida. The mission participants met with families and children living in the affected areas.

On this topic UOC’s humanitarian mission delivers aid to Kherson and Donetsk regions

The residents received food supplies, including sweets, bakery products, cereals and vegetable oil, as well as essential items.

As the UOJ reported, the patronal feast was celebrated at the Kherson cathedral damaged by shelling.

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