About Bulgaria and Varna
Bulgaria has a long Orthodox Christian tradition, but many today identify only nominally with religion. In coastal cities like Varna, spiritual interest is rising—especially among younger generations seeking meaning beyond tradition.
We’ve recently started planting churches here, focusing on building authentic, Christ-centered communities that can multiply and grow in this new spiritual openness.
About North Macedonia
North Macedonia is a mix of Orthodox Christians and Muslims, shaped by centuries of cultural overlap. Many people feel disconnected from institutional religion and are open to genuine faith conversations.
We’re in the early stages of church planting—sharing the Gospel relationally and laying foundations for long-term discipleship movements across the nation.
Kosovo & Albania: Spiritual Deserts in the Heart of the Balkans
The Balkans are known for their complex history and deep cultural roots. In this region, Kosovo and Albania stand out with their predominantly Muslim populations and spiritual hunger despite rich cultural heritage.
Kosovo is mostly ethnic Albanian, with Bosniaks, Turks, and Roma minorities. Albania is home to a mix of Albanians, Greeks, Vlachs, and others. Both nations are experiencing a rise in youth disillusionment and emigration, with many searching for meaning and purpose.
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The State of the Unreached
In Kosovo, over 95% are Muslim, and less than 0.1% are evangelical believers. In Albania, 55% identify as Muslim, with only 0.6% evangelical Christians. According to the Joshua Project, both countries have multiple unreached people groups—many having never met a follower of Christ.
Religious affiliation is often cultural or nominal, with growing openness to authentic spiritual conversations.
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Our Mission
We’ve begun planting churches in both Kosovo and Albania—quietly and consistently sharing the hope of Jesus. Your prayers and support help bring the Gospel to those who’ve waited too long to hear.
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About India: A Land of Spiritual Hunger and Growing Gospel Movements
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India is a land of staggering diversity—home to thousands of languages, hundreds of ethnic groups, and a deep tapestry of spiritual traditions. In the midst of this complexity, the Gospel continues to break through in powerful ways.
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By God’s grace, we have seen a strong and growing movement in Mumbai, one of India’s most influential and populated cities. This urban center, marked by both deep poverty and global influence, has become a launching point for the spread of house churches and discipleship movements.
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Now, the vision is expanding—to reach Vishakhapatnam, Lonavala, Kolhapur, and Sangli. These areas are strategically located yet remain largely untouched by sustainable Gospel witness.
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The State of The Unreached
India is home to more unreached people groups than any other nation in the world. According to the Joshua Project, out of 2,373 people groups in India, 2,135 are still unreached, accounting for over 95% of the population.
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Hindu – 79.8%
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Muslim – 14.2%
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Christian – 2.3%
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Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, and others – 3.7%
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In the specific regions we are targeting:
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Vishakhapatnam and the Andhra Pradesh region are predominantly Hindu with minimal Gospel presence.
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Lonavala, Kolhapur, and Sangli (in Maharashtra) also remain spiritually underserved, with many villages never having heard the name of Jesus.
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Cultural barriers, caste systems, and strong religious traditions often make it difficult for new believers to openly follow Christ.
Our Goal
While India’s population continues to grow—especially among youth—so does the opportunity for Gospel impact. From our base in Mumbai, we now have 1500 house churches in Mumbai and new cities and rural communities where the Gospel has yet to take root. We ask for your prayers and partnership as we carry the light of Christ to some of the most unreached regions of South Asia.