My name is Rudina. This has been an exciting time when we have seen God at work in wonderful ways.  Two new churches started as results of Christmas outreaches, in one of the controversial areas for its connection with radical Islam.Christian, a young and enthusiastic church planter, whom Kejdis is mentoring, shared with us about[…]read more

My name is Luljeta. I graduated in 2010 from the University of Vlora, and became a Christ follower while I was a student there. I grew a lot during the university years. After graduation I moved to Tirana to find a job but it has been hard for me to find a stable job. These[…]read more

Greetings to you from Denis & Elsa! We are privileged to serve the Lord among our people in Shkoder and Albania. It is encouraging to see God answering our prayers! We had a five-day youth camp this past September, with thirty participants. All of them with a great potential to become part of a future leadership team. We[…]read more

My name is Kejdis. A week ago I returned from a trip to Israel, with some other leaders from around the world. The purpose was to focus on the way Jesus prepared the disciples to get the message to the end of the world. It has been a tremendous experience and reading the Bible will[…]read more

My name is Elfrida. I became a believer two years ago at Agape Yzberisht Church. I remember that I had the unique desire in my heart to share with the others the Gospel of Christ. I realized that this desire is from God and He is using me and my life for His kingdom. “My”[…]read more

My name is Kejdis. I was one of the thousands of Albanians and thousands Muslims around the world that celebrate the end of what they call the supreme month, which is the month of Ramadan, a month of fasting. I had determination and zeal to please God by fasting in the midst of a hot summer, by[…]read more

The next time you volunteer to cook for a church potluck, just think about how you never know how God will use it. Tony was a young believer and even though he is a man, and opening a phyllo dough is meant to be a women’s job and specially in Albania, he volunteered to bake a[…]read more

My name is Anxhela. I visited Agape Yzberisht Church in November, invited by my friend. My main reason for visiting was to meet a Korean couple that the church has partnership with. However, I became a believer in Jesus when I came in contact with the Gospel, especially with the Four Spiritual Laws. I have so much desire to complete the five follow[…]read more

Our names are Pellumb and Eli. In the beginning of November we spent five days in Wittenberg, Germany. This is the city of Martin Luther. We had a chance to see the church’s door where he nailed his 95 theses on October 31, 1517. We were there because of the Western and Eastern Europe Global Church Movements[…]read more

We are Tony and Olta. While approaching the season of Thanksgiving, Olta and I like farmers who get ready to joyfully collect their  produce, we have also been full of joy in this beginning of the new ministry year. The first fruits have been harvested from this earlier ministry. Therefore we want to invite you[…]read more

One of the highlights of our weekend  was our second MC2 training conference. MC2 is a weekend conference projected to help in equipping believers to live out their faith through care, prayer, share and helping them with practical steps in how to share their faith. It is meant to help as well to give vision and[…]read more

My name is Rudina. I’ll take part in a summer project targeting teachers in Tirana. I have been part of this project since it started four years ago. It is very encouraging to see how God has been working and opening ways to touch the educators and minister to them as they share their life stories and struggles,[…]read more

Baptism is one of those special and exciting moments of our Global Church’s life, when we celebrate and rejoice with the believers who commit themselves to publicly declare their faith and identify as Jesus followers by being baptized. Franci met with us last year as he came to the English summer camp. Who would thought[…]read more