On May 14, 2022 – just 40 days after Phil had the idea of writing a book for refugee children – Safe in the Storm: A Ukrainian Children’s Tale was sent to print in the Ukrainian language.
“It was a beautiful thing to see the courage of Ukrainian believers,” Phil shares. He was especially impacted by all the young Ukrainians who are actively engaged in ministry. “During a conference I did at a church [in Ukraine], I was most taken aback by the fact that about 50% of the people there were 25 years old or younger.” Even through the danger and uncertainty of the war, these young believers are shining as lights for Christ. In Ukraine and around the world, the outlook for the future often seems darkened by sin and suffering. However, stories like Phil’s reveal that God is actively working in our day, and that we have the opportunity to be used by Him in ways we could not imagine. With this in mind, Phil leaves readers with these simple yet profound words of wisdom: “Don’t downplay what you have to give to the Lord. Give Him your ‘five loaves and two fishes’ moments, and He will multiply them in ways that will astound you.”
Phil Moser with Matias Radziwiluk (Word of
Life Ukraine Director) and the missionary team, April 2023
Joshua ‘14 and Katrina Cook October 6-8 / Pottersville, New York We are so excited to hear from Phil Moser during the alumni award presenta- tion and chapel – and this is just one of the exciting events you can experience at New York Homecoming! Bible Institute parents, siblings, families, and alumni are invited to join us for this weekend of fellowship and activities for all ages.
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