By Johann Vogel. In November 2025, Friedrich Knoop, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church in Hoogstede, Germany, and his wife Anja embarked on an aid convoy to Beregszász in Carpathian Ukraine (as reported by the GN). During their stay there, he saw an old, badly dilapidated ambulance at the Diakonie (a social welfare organization) headquarters. This inspired Knoop to take action upon his return to Hoogstede.
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By Johann Vogel. In November 2025, Friedrich Knoop, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church in Hoogstede, Germany, and his wife Anja embarked on an aid convoy to Beregszász in Carpathian Ukraine (as reported by the GN). During their stay there, he saw an old, badly dilapidated ambulance at the Diakonie (a social welfare organization) headquarters. This inspired Knoop to take action upon his return to Hoogstede.
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