Slovenia

Missions in Slovenia

In contrast to the beautiful landscape, the spiritual reality in Slovenia is stark. Many Slovenes (58%) associate themselves with the Catholic Church but participation is declining and Christian faith is to a large degree merely tradition instead of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Increasing numbers of Slovenes call themselves atheists (10%) and still more do not claim any religious affiliation. Mostly people have created their own system of beliefs. There are all kinds of cults and beliefs but very little witness of the life-changing grace offered by Jesus Christ. Only 25 out of the 192 municipalities have an evangelical church and less than 2000 people total attend these small...

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English as Second Language-Love Europe 2012

God is not finished with Europe! Love Europe 2012 is an exciting opportunity to be a part of what God is doing in unreached Europe. Join one of our 14...
Youth Ministry

Working with national youth (middle school through college and young career) to evangelize and disciple
Bible Study Leader

Men and women to lead small, informal, evangelistic Bible studies in order to plant churches.
Church Planter

Men and women who build friendships, start conversations, lead Bible studies, and model Christian living in order to establish reproducing churches.
Discipler

Coming alongside Christians to help them grow in their faith and reach others.
Evangelist

People who are passionate for the lost and able to draw Christ into the conversation.

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Evangelistic Campaign Brings Hope

301 days AGOSEND Missionary

On April 5, over 2500 people packed into the auditorium in Ptuj (p-TOO-ee), Slovenia to hear Nick...

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Christian and Ute Bender

We arrived from Germany to Slovenia in September 2006. After almost two years of language study through the University of Ljubljana we moved to...
Daniela Fechtner

In September 2009 I finally able to move to Slovenia and now I am in the process of learning language and culture. I am looking forward to building...
Judith Klein

My name is Judith Klein and I am from Germany. When I first visited Maribor, Slovenia, I knew that it would be my future home. I arrived in August 2000,...