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Europe
Overseen by:
Lauren Phillips
Germany
Clark & Ann Peddicord
Haus Nazareth is a Christian community of men and women intent on living for Christ is an evangelical outreach and biblical study center located near a major university and the business center of Berlin. Prayer, Bible study, and leadership groups are a central focus. Issues such as ethics, faith, and family relations are addressed in seminars and study groups. We desire Haus Nazareth to be a place where believers and secularists can meet together and interact with encouraging followers of Jesus Christ. Our goal is to live and articulate a transforming spiritual vision rooted in the message and life of Jesus Christ.”
Italy
Brent & Hope Harrell
Calvary Chapel Rome is located in Tor Bella Monaca, one of Rome’s most troubled neighborhoods. Urban social issues including crime, drug and domestic abuse, anxiety, and depression are common. With only an empty shell of religion available, this community (and Italy as a whole) has turned to humanistic solutions and atheistic beliefs. Our desire is that the Holy Spirit would come and powerfully reveal the one true and living God who can radically change lives. As part of this effort, our non-profit association, The Vine, has partnered with the local municipality to help poor families with social assistance. While we help with pressing practical needs, we are confident that God will more importantly meet the spiritual need – a personal, saving relationship with Jesus Christ.
In 2008 we planted a new ministry in Frascati, 20 km from Rome that is flourishing under the pastoral leadership of Robert Diamubeni and his wife Chantal.
Romania
Chris & Faith Anderson Natalie Bridges
Brian & Cynthia Fouts Amanda Popescu
Since the fall of communism in 1989, Romania has struggled to make social and economic progress. Possibly the poorest nation in Europe, abandoned children, teen pregnancy, abortion, alcoholism, suicide, crime, and child abuse are rampant. Current outreaches include two church plants in the cities of Brasov and Bistrita with accompanying community outreach to gypsy villages, government orphanages, hospitals, special needs children, and prisons. New Beginnings family centers care for abandoned children in a loving family environment.
