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To contact John and Alexandra Bush:

The easiest way to get in touch with us is via e-mail. John's e- address is jbush@mtwukraine.org and Alexandra's is abush@mtwukraine.org .

Our mailing address is:

Ukraine
Kyiv 03150
Vul. Gorkovo 103-A, kb. 86
John Bush

Please note there are several options in mailing letters/packages.

1. Please do NOT use FedEx or UPS. Our understanding is that it will result in sizeable customs fees on our end, as well as high charges on your end.

2. You can use the U.S. Post Office. The post offices on this end tend to open packages, but they usually don't remove anything. (Though we did hear a story of someone who recieved a Christmas tin full of candy wrappers!) Letters aren't a problem, but it is quite costly to mail packages from the post office and takes about 2 weeks to arrive, we've heard.

3. For small packages, you can e-mail us to see if someone from the States is about to visit Kyiv, and then have them hand-carry it. This is the most reliable method, but the timing isn't predictable.

4. Also, there is an Ukrainian company that ships things from the US and takes care of making sure everything clears customs. It is reliable, though it takes quite awhile. According to my information, you address the package to us and over it tape an envelope with Ameripol's address and enclose $10 plus $.55 a pound. Please contact this company first, though, to verify shipping costs and procedures.

Ameripol
5835 East 13 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48092
810-978-9140
313-365-6780

5. For support gifts, please make checks payable to Mission to the World, and notate John Bush #10570. Mail them to:

Mission to the World
P.O. Box 116284
Atlanta, GA 30368-6284

We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being part of our support team. Many of you have been praying for us for years, and here we are--in Ukraine! We praise God for his faithfulness to us, and His sovereignty. We are looking forward to sharing with you what God is doing here in Ukraine and in our lives.


Last Updated September 6, 2002