Key Ministries
- Encouraging and equipping women who have experienced trauma.
- Leadership and Bible training for pastors and lay leaders.
- Primary education.
- Youth discipleship.
- Outreach by meeting practical needs with compassion in remote areas.
- Friendship evangelism.
- Clean water initiative.
- Sports club outreach.
Spiritual Landscape in Central Asia
This region has a large Muslim majority and was also part of the former Soviet Union. There are small churches, often started by people who have moved into the region.
Please pray
- For workers to come join us in outreach and discipleship
- For English teachers to come work in two pre-schools
- For relationships with local leaders as we explore opportunities to serve with them
- For disciple-making efforts and growth among Muslim background believers
- For theological resources to become accessible to local leaders and congregations
- For relationship-building among youth through sport
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