Bring hope to people experiencing hunger in the Balkans and Eastern Europe

Bring hope to people experiencing hunger in the Balkans and Eastern Europe

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Connected in Mission

Transform Europe Network serves alongside indigenous Christians in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Our vision is to transform lives with the good news of Jesus Christ through compassion, evangelism and church planting.

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Mama Zhivka, a Christian who is part of the local church in the remote Roma village of Slatina, Bulgaria is a beacon of hope to the community as she cooks and serves up bowls of hot soup for people, particularly the children.

Thanks to a grant from donations to our Harvest for the Hungry appeal, Mission Possible Bulgaria were able to purchase ingredients for the soup kitchen from the start of the year until the middle of April.

There is a real need in this community for help with food provision, as many of the residents face a lack of stable employment. The work available to them is seasonal, so providing for their families throughout the year is tough. The church in Slatina not only provides practical help but offers spiritual encouragement through believers visiting homes and sharing the gospel.

If you would like to give to Harvest for the Hungry, visit: ten-uk.org/harvest-for-the-hungry/
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Mama Zhivka, a Chris

Evangelical Protestant Church Shishmantsi is a Roma church in Bulgaria which our partner Nikola Atanasov oversees. With a grant provided through your donations to Harvest for the Hungry, they purchased food to make up forty packages and went into the community to share practical love.

Church members visited local people experiencing poverty who as yet, don't know Christ, so that they would be helped with food provision and there might be the opportunity to tell them about Jesus Christ. Many people were taken by surprise by the church's kindness to them.

If you would like to give towards this year's Harvest for the Hungry appeal, visit: ten-uk.org/harvest-for-the-hungry/
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This weekend, two women were baptised in Montenegro! God bless these two women who made the decision to testify to Christ as their Lord and Saviour. Here they are pictured with TEN partner, Daniel Stracinski. ... See MoreSee Less

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As TEN staff, it is a privilege to be part of something so wonderful as working alongside our faithful partners in the Balkans and Eastern Europe to serve God. It is also a privilege to work alongside each other.

Yesterday, we enjoyed a lovely team day together. We enjoyed great food at @justasyouareteacottage at Severn Beach and The Ugly Mug café in Chepstow, as well as doing a treasure hunt around the town.

We are all very different but the dynamic just works, and this is not something we take for granted. It is the grace of God.
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As TEN staff, it is

We're taking part in the Sofia Marathon and Half-Marathon this year! A team of nine will take part of these running events in Bulgaria's capital on 11th October to raise funds for Emanuel Hospice in Oradea, Romania, and the wider work of TEN.

Our fundraising target is £15,000 and funds raised will be split equally between Emanuel Hospice - for their residential Palliative Care Centre building project - and where most needed across the TEN network.

On our team we have Warren, Zoë, Justin, Matt and Jon. Mihai and Raul will represent Emanuel Hospice. James and Chris of the TEN staff team will also take part. To sponsor our team, visit: www.stewardship.org.uk/pages/run4ten

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Were taking part in

Thank you for supporting Harvest for the Hungry. We were able to send a grant from donations raised to Anita Dimitrievska who pastors Ohrid Evangelical Church in North Macedonia. The church was then able to give out food parcels to twenty families in need. Each parcel contained a tract to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.

To find out more about Harvest for the Hungry, visit: ten-uk.org/harvest-for-the-hungry/
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CURRENT CAMPAIGN

Harvest for the Hungry

A life-line for many in desperate need in Eastern Europe as thousands of families in eastern Europe face a harsh winter without food.

children enjoying lunch at a soup kitchen
grateful families recieving food parcels
food supplies being bought

CRISIS FUND

The war continues and TEN partners continue to provide food and shelter for Ukrainian refugees who have fled the conflict

Church Partnerships

UK church visiting church in Europe

Building a meaningful partnership, rooted in relationship, between your church and one in the Balkans and Eastern Europe can be a fantastic way to actively play your part in God’s plan for the nations of Europe.

Volunteering

Volunteers make a real difference to people’s lives in Europe. From helping for a few hours in our office in Bristol to spending two weeks in Europe with one of our partners, we’d love to hear from you.

Eastern Europe: Did you know…?

  • 750,000,000
    people live in Europe
  • Millions of refugees and migrants
    are entering Europe each year
  • 0.1% – 0.2% evangelical Christians
    in North Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro
  • 4 out of 5 Roma people
    live below the ‘at-risk-of-poverty’ threshold
  • A melting pot
    of faith and culture, where east meets west
  • 250,000 victims
    of human trafficking each year in Europe
  • Albania
    went from an atheist nation in 1991 to over 200 churches across the nation today
  • Hundreds of new Roma churches
    planted across Europe in the last 20 years