Pray for Peace in Ukraine Join with Christians around the world to pray with Christians in Ukraine on the eve of the 3rd anniversary of the war

You’re invited to a special prayer call with believers from Ukraine Sunday February 23rd at 7.30pm.
On the eve of the third anniversary of the Ukraine war join Christians from around the world as we stand with Ukraine. It is vital to let Ukrainians know that they are not forgotten so lets join with them in prayer for peace. Hear first hand accounts of what life is like in Ukraine from church leaders who are serving some of the most vulnerable people in Ukraine.

Hosted by Director of the Sanctuary Foundation Dr Krish Kandiah. You’ll hear from church leaders across Ukraine about how you can specifically support the people of Ukraine through prayer.

More speakers will be revealed soon.

Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God. —2 Corinthians 1:3–4 (NIV)

Dr Krish Kandiah ( Host )

Krish is a respected author, speaker, and social entrepreneur dedicated to championing care for vulnerable children and communities. He is the founder of Sanctuary Foundation, an initiative that mobilizes individuals, churches, and organizations to support refugees, foster children, and those in need of a safe and welcoming home.

With a deep passion for fostering, adoption, and social justice, Krish has worked extensively with government bodies and charities to create policies and programs that provide lasting impact. His books, talks, and advocacy emphasize radical hospitality, faith-driven compassion, and practical solutions for societal change.

Through Sanctuary Foundation, he continues to inspire and equip communities across the UK to open their hearts and homes, demonstrating that generosity and kindness can transform lives.

Rev Yuriy Kulakevych

Rev. Yuriy Kulakevych is leading External and Foreign Affairs Department of Ukrainian Pentecostal Church, national denomination of over 1870 churches countrywide. His expertise in interconfessional and church-state relations made him member to Pentecostal Commission on Religious Liberty.

Jo Saxton

Jo Saxton is an author, speaker, podcast host, and leadership coach dedicated to empowering individuals to realize their full potential. She has written several books and is known for her work in leadership development, particularly among women. Jo frequently speaks at conferences and events, sharing insights on faith, personal growth, and leadership.

Rev. Dr. Ivan Rusyn

Ivan is a deputy senior bishop of the Ukrainian Evangelical Church and a secretary of the Council of Evangelical Protestant Churches of Ukraine (2025). He is also the president and professor of missions at the Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary. Ivan is married to Ludmyla and lives in Bucha, a town known for the atrocities committed by the Russian army.

David Gungor

David is a multifaceted artist, songwriter, pastor, speaker, and music producer based in New York City. He serves as the Associate Pastor at Good Shepherd New York, where he is dedicated to nurturing spiritual growth and community engagement. As half of the musical duo The Brilliance and leader of the Good Shepherd Music Collective, David is deeply immersed in the music scene, producing music and podcasts from his New York City studio. With over a decade of pastoral experience, he balances creative pursuits with pastoral responsibilities alongside his wife, Kate, and their four children.

Dr Daniel Muvengi

Daniel serves as the Regional Director for World Vision International in East Africa, where he integrates faith into development work and fosters partnerships with churches and faith-based organizations to enhance the well-being of children and their families. He holds a Ph.D. with a thesis on “Church, Poverty, and Development” and has extensive experience training pastors and Christian leaders across Africa in social justice and reconciliation.