Mission to the East in Poland have several missionaries working in countries further East than Poland, seeking support for them from within Poland (though open to support offered from UK as well!), and they have just accepted a couple who…
In Slovakia, the CS Lewis School is one of the highest-achieving in the country, and the students there not only learn all subjects in English, have regular personal mentoring sessions with a Christian, and have opportunity to develop and grow…
An example of the ethical businesses which Integra models in Slovakia is a fair-trade coffee roastery. Read about the source of the coffee in Allan’s latest letter : Legend has it that coffee comes to us from Ethiopia. That it was…
Our Partner Integra in Slovakia is really raising the profile of mission and charity work overseas. Allan Bussard has sent us this news : This past week we signed a contract with the Slovak Government to help provide emergency care to nearly…
Our Slovakian Partner Integra continues to inspire Slovak society and Christians to be involved in mission in Africa. Allan tells us of their latest enterprise : “Man does not live by bread alone”. These words are just as true today as when…
We recently heard how Wojtek had met and prayed with the president of Poland. Now Allan has taken the president of Slovakia to see the Integra projects in action in Africa : “This week I had the privilege of spending four days…
Allan tells us : “Over 280 years ago the Moravians sent the first missionaries to the Caribbean from a small community not far from where we live now, here in Bratislava. At that time, they had only 300 members, but…
A letter from Al about Summertime in Slovakia : Summer in Slovakia is full of youth festivals. Not only music and food, but also lectures, seminars, films and discussions. Thousands of young people pitch tents they won’t get much sleep…
Allan, from Integra in Slovakia, writes: One of our desires is to see a new generation of young people in Slovakia who are not only Christian…but engaged in making a difference. Is this possible?…aren’t all young Europeans secular and bored with questions…
