Serving people
I prayed for people, served on ministry teams, and learned that many important moments happen outside the classroom.
A personal fundraiser from Vera Muliavka
Last year changed how I know God, serve people, and see my future. This fall, I’m going back to keep training for ministry and missions.
The BSSM link sends money directly toward my tuition.

Hi! I’m Vira Muliavka, but everyone calls me Vera.
I’m originally from Krasnodon, Ukraine, and now live in Kent, Washington. I work full time, and most of what I make covers rent, food, insurance, gas, and my car. I’m asking for help with the part I can’t cover alone.
Any amount helps. Truly.
Why I’m going back
I originally went to BSSM because I felt God leading me there. People around me confirmed it, and even though I didn’t fully know what the year would look like, I knew I needed to go.
One of the biggest things was learning to actually know God as a Father—not just know about Him as one. I found freedom from constantly feeling guilty and like I was doing something wrong.
I learned how God meets me in some of the hardest moments of my life. I experienced Him as someone who restores, delivers, and stays with me through the process. I also learned to recognize His voice and trust that He can speak to me and work through me too.
“I want to help people find hope again—and help them experience God for themselves.”
I prayed for people, served on ministry teams, and learned that many important moments happen outside the classroom.
I volunteered where children from difficult backgrounds experience healing and connection through rescued horses.
Every day we listened to people’s stories, encouraged them, and prayed with them. I prayed for dozens of people during the trip.
A year beyond the classroom
Learning, worshiping, building community, and serving people—these are some of the places where the year became real for me.








Why Year 2
BSSM is a three-year program. Year 2 goes deeper into practical ministry, leadership, and missions training—and missions are one of the biggest reasons I want to continue.
I feel strongly drawn toward missionary work and working with young people, especially in places like Japan and Nepal. I’ve also wanted for a long time to work with survivors of human trafficking, slavery, and situations where so much freedom and hope have been taken away.
I don’t know exactly what all of that will look like yet. I do know I want to keep learning, serving, and preparing for it.
Where I’m at
So far, $1,929 has been covered through my deposit, support from others, and a generous $1,000 contribution from my church. That leaves $3,418.75 by August 23.
If I receive more than needed for tuition, the rest will go toward mission trips and ministry expenses during Year 2.
Can’t give right now?
Thank you for reading and for being part of this with me.
Vera
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