The Minjin Project Inc

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“Touching lives, making change. The minjin project will partner with christian churches, organizations, and individuals to effect positive spiritual, practical, and relational change in the lives of people and their communities, building up the universal body of christ, extending his kingdom on earth, and promoting the message of life and hope. Minjin project is a small nonprofit that consists of david and barbara crossman, married. Barbara took a small salary for the first time in 2022. David does not take a salary. Both are trustees, on the field workers, fulfilling many different duties. On february 24, 2022, the day russia invaded ukraine, changed the focus of our organization. We immediately became involved in helping many of the 300,000 ukranian women and children who fled ukraine, as well as working to support the churches inside ukraine, once the influx of refugees slowed down. This included partnering with ukraine churches, organizations, and individuals, as well as trips to ukraine to encourage the church and help in outreach to those in need. This crisis changed our income greatly in 2022, as people entrusted us with funds to help in this crisis.”

“The intent of our organization did not change. We continue to partner with christian churches, organizations, and individuals, etc. However, our scope changed because of russia's invasion of ukraine. Humanitarian efforts became a priority, as we did what we could to help, from purchasing wood stoves, generators, food and personal items, to helping refurbish an old school in western ukraine to house up to 100 women and children from eastern ukraine, including mariupul, ukraine. We took regular trips to ukraine to support churches and people in any way we could. We also supported organizations within maldova housing, feeding, and caring for ukrainian refugees, including help with rising energy costs. We regularly support moldovan churches and ngo organizations, through website design, video production, small group leadership, teaching, workshops, mentoring, consulting with a local christian university, and helping establish small businesses. We also raise and provide funds to humanitarian organizations serving disabled children and the elderly. We helped ukranian refugees fleeing russian troops. Purchased vans with which to transfer ukranian refugees from the border to safe temporary housing. Helped them find permanent or semi-permanent housing in moldova and across europe and connect them to resources necessary for lomg-term safety and accomodation. Provided resources to churches and ukranians known to us, to help purchase much needed food, medicine, and supplies, as well as money for wood stoves, generators, blankets, tents, and clothing. We regularly visited churches, to mentor and encourage the staff and congregation. We partnered with the nadiya foundation, a us501c3 organization, which is renovating an abandoned soviet-era school building in western ukraine to house up to 100 women and children who lost their homes in eastern ukraine in the wake of the russian invasion.”

“On february 24, 2022, the day russia invaded ukraine, changed the focus of our organization. We immediately became involved in helping many of the 300,000 ukranian women and children who fled ukraine, as well as working to support the churches inside ukraine, once the influx of refugees slowed down. This included partnering with ukraine churches, organizations, and individuals, as well as trips to ukraine to encourage the church and help in outreach to those in need. This crisis changed our income greatly in 2022, as people entrusted us with funds to help in this crisis.”

“Touching lives, making change. The minjin project will partner with christian churches, organizations, and individuals to effect positive spiritual, practical, and relational change in the lives of people and their communities, building up the universal body of christ, extending his kingdom on earth, and promoting the message of life and hope. Minjin project is a small nonprofit that consists of david and barbara crossman, married. Barbara took a small salary for the first time in 2022. David does not take a salary. Both are trustees, on the field workers, fulfilling many different duties. On february 24, 2022, the day russia invaded ukraine, changed the focus of our organization. We immediately became involved in helping many of the 300,000 ukranian women and children who fled ukraine, as well as working to support the churches inside ukraine, once the influx of refugees slowed down. This included partnering with ukraine churches, organizations, and individuals, as well as trips to ukraine to encourage the church and help in outreach to those in need. This crisis changed our income greatly in 2022, as people entrusted us with funds to help in this crisis.”