KJMC Kyiv is building the first Jewish Messianic synagogue in Kyiv — a place dedicated to the spiritual, cultural, and social restoration of Jewish life.
Purchased in 2024, the Jewish Messianic synagogue is already becoming a reality, even in the midst of war, blackouts, and limited resources.
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This is more than a building — it is a strategic center of influence that will:
become a hub of Jewish life in Kyiv
host daily prayer for Israel and against antisemitism and for Israel
help Jewish youth find identity and purpose
develop cultural and educational initiatives
Progress so far:
part of the building already renovated
regular prayer meetings launched
Despite challenges such as war conditions and limited workforce, the center is already active and impacting lives.
Your support will help us:
accelerate construction and renovation
hire skilled workers
fully launch all areas of ministry
This is an investment not just in a building, but in the future of Jewish life in Ukraine.
Together, we can establish a place in the heart of Kyiv where prayer, identity, and hope will grow every day.
In this difficult time for Ukraine, many women carry the weight of caring for families, raising children alone, and coping with loss or trauma. Today, they urgently need support, restoration, and hope.
That’s why we created a special program for wives and widows of military service members.
The project begins with welcoming brunches, creating a safe space for rest and connection. Participants are then invited to a 2.5-month course, “Shoulder to Shoulder,” focused on:
processing difficult life situations
restoring inner strength and confidence
finding spiritual encouragement in God
We have already completed a pilot project in Kyiv and held two brunches in Vinnytsia. So far, 16 women have completed the course, with lives already being transformed.
We plan to expand this project in to reach even more women with healing, support, and hope.
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Since the war began in Ukraine, elderly people have become one of the most vulnerable groups. Many live alone, survive on small pensions, and face isolation, fear, and constant hardship.
Today, KJMC congregations in Kyiv and Berdychiv care for over 410 elderly Jewish people, as well as others in need — providing food, humanitarian aid, prayer, and companionship. Through additional outreach, we regularly support elderly Jewish communities in smaller towns and care for up to 1,000 people in total.
We also partner with a Jewish foundation that prepares 500 hot meals monthly for those in need. However, due to the war, much of the international support has stopped, leaving many on the edge of survival. Through this ministry, we not only meet physical needs but also bring hope, dignity, and spiritual encouragement.
Your support helps us:
provide hot meals and humanitarian aid
supply medications and hospital support
care for the lonely and forgotten
share hope through love and relationships
For just $15, you can give one elderly Jewish person a hot meal, care, and the reminder that they are not alone.Your generosity brings real help — and real hope — when it is needed most.
Since 2014, the KJMC Chaplaincy Mission has been serving Ukrainian military personnel through humanitarian aid, spiritual care, and ongoing support. We serve soldiers on the front lines and in hospitals, providing prayer, encouragement, and practical help, as well as supporting their reintegration into civilian life.
Our team has been officially recognized by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and KJMC representatives serve as the first Jewish staff chaplain and in the Ukrainian Navy chaplaincy.
Impact:
120+ frontline trips
weekly hospital visits
1,000+ soldiers reached monthly
1,500+ people served through special events
Due to the war, reaching soldiers now requires more trips, resources, and transportation. At the same time, the need for personal ministry has never been greater.
Your support helps us:
deliver aid to the front lines
visit more soldiers in hospitals
expand outreach to new regions
bring hope, prayer, and the message of Yeshua
Together, we can continue to serve those who risk their lives — bringing practical help and God’s presence where it is needed most.
Who We Are
Good Fruit Europe Weekend is an international youth leadership conference focused on raising and equipping the next generation of leaders within the Jewish Messianic community and beyond. Our core mission is to invest in Jewish youth by strengthening identity, deepening faith, and developing resilient leaders prepared to serve in a rapidly changing world shaped by migration, war, and rising antisemitism.
About the Project
In 2026, Good Fruit Europe Weekend will take place for the fourth time, bringing together approximately 300 young people from Israel, Europe, Ukraine, and the United States.
Many participants are directly impacted by the war in Ukraine, forced displacement, and cultural disconnection. For them, this conference is more than an event — it is a place of restoration, clarity, and renewed purpose.
In today’s climate of increasing antisemitism and instability across Europe, this conference serves as a strategic platform for influence — shaping a generation that is spiritually grounded, united, and ready to lead transformation in their communities and nations.
Why It Matters
Your support will help us:
Provide access and sponsorship for youth, especially those affected by war
Create a high-quality environment for leadership development and spiritual growth
Strengthen unity among Jewish communities across nations
Equip young leaders to serve with resilience and purpose
Budget Overview — € 46 200,00
Venue Rental — € 9 500,00
Meals — € 10 200,00
Program expenses — € 3,500.00
Technical Equipment — € 3 500,00
Administrative expenses — € 9,000.00
Other expenses — € 5,000.00
Logistics — € 1500,00
Marketing — € 1500,00
Administrative Costs — € 9 000,00
Funding Need
Thanks to your support, we have already managed to raise the main part of the funds. We plan to cover €10,000.00 through donations. We are currently seeking $10,200 in partner support to complete the budget. Participant contributions will cover €15,000. We are currently seeking $15,000 in partner support to complete the budget.
Invitation to Partner
Your investment goes beyond funding an event — it is a direct contribution to raising a generation of leaders who will carry faith, identity, and responsibility into the future.
Together, we can empower young people to become a source of strength, unity, and transformation in a world that deeply needs it.
For many years, KJMC Kyiv has been serving children, youth, and families through camps, retreats, and community events at the Luzhok recreation base near Kyiv.
Each year, the base hosts multiple camps with 130–150 participants, as well as weekend gatherings, leadership meetings, and interchurch events. It has also served as a refuge — including hosting 30 displaced children from eastern Ukraine in 2024.
The facility includes a dining hall, kitchen, meeting space for 200 people, and residential buildings. However, older structures had to be demolished due to safety concerns, reducing capacity.
Current needs:
construction of 2 new residential buildings ($80,000)
ater treatment system (~$4,000)
rope park and recreation areas
kitchen, sports, and maintenance equipment
This project will restore and expand the base, creating a safe, year-round space for camps and ministry.
Your support helps us invest in the next generation — providing a place of rest, growth, and encounter with God.
