In Romania, the slow implementation of economic reforms and corruption after the fall of Communism have caused persistent social and economic problems that continue to put society’s most vulnerable at risk: the children. Potter’s House is a faith based day care center for at-risk children. Each day 25-30 children come to the center where they…
DetailsSince the fall of Communism, economic problems, political corruption, and materialism have plagued Romania. Drug abuse, prostitution, and high levels of poverty have greatly affected Romanians while the Church has struggled to reach those outside its doors in a relevant way. Despite this, the evangelical Church is growing and Romanians are hungry for the…
DetailsDespite intense evangelistic focus in the early 1990s, Russia has only a 1% evangelical population, and over 78 ethnic minorities that are considered unreached. The small evangelical community contends with widespread discrimination, but they are committed to spreading the gospel in their country. Do you want to help grow the Church in Russia? Come alongside…
DetailsSlovenia has a rich, evangelical history stretching back to the Reformation. However, today few Slovenes are active believers, and traditional Christian beliefs are giving way to spiritual apathy, New Age philosophies, and Eastern religions. Slovene churches have a great need to create relevant, contextualized forms of church and outreach to share the gospel with their…
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