Kherson Eparchy receives another aid shipment from Dnipro
Dnipro believers brought food to residents of the Kherson region. Photo: Kherson Eparchy
Another humanitarian shipment from Dnipro has arrived in the Kherson Eparchy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, reports the website of the Kherson Eparchy. The aid for parishioners of Kherson churches was brought on October 16, 2026, by Archpriest Vitaly Hrebeniuk, rector of the St. Nicholas Church on Monastyrskyi Island in Dnipro, together with parishioners.
The guests were met by Archimandrite Athanasius (Burdiukh), head of the eparchial department for charity and social service.
The aid included 120 food packages: sugar, various cereals (oat, buckwheat, rice, wheat), pasta, canned meat, homemade butter and sweets. In addition, more than a ton of fresh vegetables was brought: potatoes, cabbage, carrots, beets and onions. Dairy products were also delivered: kefir, yogurts, ryazhenka and cheese.
All the products will be distributed among parishioners of Kherson churches and also given to needy residents of the city. Metropolitan John of Kherson and Tavria expressed gratitude to Archpriest Vitaly, the parishioners of the St. Nicholas Church in Dnipro and everyone who took part in this work.
As the UOJ reported that earlier Bukovyna believers brought humanitarian aid for residents of the Kherson region.
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