Vinnitsa diocese of UOC collects aid for Avdeevka residents

In connection with the aggravation of the situation in Avdeevka and the threat of a humanitarian disaster the Vinnitsa diocese of the UOC announced the collection of aid for the residents of Avdeevka, reports Novosti Vinnitsy (Vinnitsa News).

On February 1, all churches of the diocese started the collection of food: cereals, sugar, butter and other products.

The collection of humanitarian aid is carried out with the blessing of Metropolitan Simeon of Vinnitsa and Bar.

Orthodox believers and all concerned people are welcome to join the charity action. Donations will be delivered to Avdeevka by priests-volunteers of the Vinnitsa diocese.

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