The Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced millions to flee from their homeland in search of shelter in other countries. In this issue, we want to focus on these ‘foreigners residing among you’. To make the subject more personal, our author Csaba Szakaly conducted an interview with a young Ukrainian refugee.
The Hungarian elections on April 12 this year have enormous stakes, not only for Hungary´s future, but for Europe as a whole.
Poland´s 19th and 20th century history has given it a strong empathy for other nations fighting for freedom, in particular, from Russia.
How well do you know Bulgaria? We asked some Bulgarian friends a few questions about their country, so that we can get to know their nation better, and to pray for them.
Many Christians in Europe today are asking themselves what kind of times they are living in. Disasters, wars, armament and fear are increasingly dominating people's lives. An important calling for Christians in these times is prayer.
Today we open a window into the Baltic country in Lithuania. A country with a mixed history of glory and tragedy and an ancient language. Four friends from Lithuania share their love of their country, their worldview and their prayer requests. Please join us in...
Freedom of speech and religion is guaranteed in international laws and EU treaties. As Christians in Europe are currently experiencing restrictions on their freedom of expression in many ways, this prayer letter shows how we can pray for greater freedom in proclaiming...
We know and love the verses in Psalm 133 about unity among believers. But how should we apply these verses to spiritual unity between Russian and European Christians? Nick Pease explains that this is a crucial issue right now, one that could make the difference...
Everyone knows there is a war going on in Ukraine but what does life look like for those living there?
In what has been called "post Christian" Europe are we now beginning to experience persecution? How should we respond and support those who stand up for Biblical truth?