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World Council of Churches urges the head of the Russian Orthodox Church to “mediate” so that President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine “can be stopped and the great suffering ended.”

Amid the crowing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, companies are stepping up to donate to relief efforts. Here's how some are helping out.

Churches in countries neighboring Ukraine have opened their doors to shelter and aid refugees as the United Nations says over 1 million people have fled since the Russian invasion began.

The United Nations refugee agency estimated Thursday that 1 million people have fled Ukraine in the last week since the beginning of Russia’s invasion. The estimate comes as both sides have reportedly agreed on a need to establish humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians. 

As tensions remain high with Russian tanks driving deeper into Ukraine, Ukrainians fleeing the invasion will be welcomed into the U.K. if they have family in Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.

International Christian relief groups Samaritans’ Purse and World Help are standing alongside the Ukrainian Church to provide aid to victims as Russia’s full-scale military invasion of Ukraine enters into the third day Saturday with Russian troops storming toward Ukraine’s capital.

As Ukrainian forces continue to fiercely resist invading Russian troops on the fourth day of fighting Sunday amid mounting civilian casualties, a U.S.-based Christian group is leading efforts to support churches in Ukraine, some of which are sheltering displaced families.

As tensions remain high with Russian tanks driving deeper into Ukraine, Ukrainians fleeing the invasion will be welcomed into the U.K. if they have family in Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.

As tensions remain high with Russian tanks driving deeper into Ukraine, Ukrainians fleeing the invasion will be welcomed into the U.K. if they have family in Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.

As Ukrainian forces continue to fiercely resist invading Russian troops on the fourth day of fighting Sunday amid mounting civilian casualties, a U.S.-based Christian group is leading efforts to support churches in Ukraine, some of which are sheltering displaced families.