An Adventist World Radio (AWR) community health outreach, titled “Hope on the Move,” took place in Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk region, from December 8 to 11, 2025. Over several days, physicians provided free medical services and consultations to local residents, organizers said.

According to the organizers, specialists included an ultrasound diagnostician, cardiologist, orthopedic-traumatologist, and endocrinologist. In total, more than 70 city residents received medical assistance during the outreach.

The Prydniprovska Adventist congregation, located in a residential district of Dnipro, publicized the clinic in advance. Organizers said appointment slots filled quickly, reflecting strong demand for no-cost medical care. The coordinator overseeing patient registration also invited those who booked appointments to participate in Bible study, noting her ongoing involvement in teaching Bible lessons online to more than 70 participants.

Church leaders said the medical outreach was paired with an evangelistic program that began shortly before the doctors arrived and is being led by Seventh-day Adventist pastor Volodymyr Yarosh. He said combining the health ministry with spiritual outreach reflects a practical expression of the church’s mission. Yarosh reported that attendance at the evangelistic program increased following the clinic, with more than 40 people now regularly joining Bible-themed presentations.

Local leaders said the congregation plans to continue evangelistic initiatives supported by AWR, with charitable service and care for people in need remaining a central part of their approach.

The original article was published on the Ukrainian Union Conference Ukrainian news site.