Griekenland

For decades the Evangelical church has been inward-looking in a land that is predominantly Greek Orthodox. In recent times, however, the two major crises, first economic, and then the influx of refugees, have transformed the cultural landscape. A change is currently taking place. New churches are being planted, and networks of church planters are growing. In Greece there are now around 25,000 Greek Evangelical Christians and another 10,000 immigrant Evangelical Christians - Romanian, Albanian, African, East Asian and Middle Eastern.

We are looking for the right people to join us in our vision to serve the Greek churches.
Our primary focus is to support Greek evangelical churches in three key areas :

1. To reach the Greek population with the gospel, through evangelism, personal discipleship, and church planting
2. To serve the humanitarian needs, both immediate and long term, of the Greek people, as well as the large refugee population
3. To work alongside and support the growing number of small groups of believers emerging among newly arrived immigrant communities, in discipleship and mentoring for  leadership