Church planting, student ministry, & training the next generation.
Europe is a beautiful continent, rich in history and diversity of culture. Majestic cathedrals–once towering tributes to a sovereign Creator–now sit empty, museums of a time that once was.
Secularism is the prevalent “religion” of Europe today. God is not acknowledged, and biblical spirituality has no place in society. It is truly post-christian. Yet the Holy Spirit goes before us, and God continues to call people to serve and grow the church in Europe.
Our vision is to develop multi-national church planting teams that are Gospel Driven, Culturally Savvy, and Prophetically Engaged.
New workers need to be Gospel fluent. Our goal is to equip them with both the knowledge and skills of the Gospel. They need to be immersed in the stories and teachings of Jesus so that they can better connect the BIG story with OUR story.
To effectively communicate the greatest story ever told, workers must also understand the attitudes and worldview of the local context, speak the heart language, overcome barriers, remove obstacles and build bridges to today’s European.
Why Europe?
Europe is made up of some of the least reached people groups on the planted. There are over 500 million people in Europe and most HAVE NEVER PERSONALLY MET A JESUS-FOLLOWER and there’s little chance they ever will in their life time – in their neighborhood, at work, on the streets. We need to plant more churches in Europe because it’s about access and saturation.
People in skinny jeans with a Latte aren’t usually our image of someone who has never heard the Gospel. But unfortunately Secular Peoples are too often ignored in the missions conversation or considered enemies in the culture wars of the West. But what they really are is an under-evangelized people for whom Christ died. Although Europe has rejected Christianity at times throughout its history, now is the time to re-contextualize the gospel and accelerate the growth of strong communities of faith.
Our mission is to plant the church amongst the secular peoples of Europe.