Eastern Europe

The term “Eastern Europe” is often used to describe the area that was previously ruled by communist regimes. Because of this, the boundaries of Eastern Europe can differ depending on the context, but most often are the countries making up the eastern part of the European continent. Our partners in Eastern Europe were previously living and working in Ukraine, prior to Russia’s invasion in 2022. Due to the war, these partners are now based out of Hungary while continuing to work with church planters across Ukraine.
Fast Facts
  • 78% of Ukrainians identify as Orthodox Christians, 10% as Catholic, and the rest as unaffiliated or other
  • Ukraine has 28 unreached people groups
  • 56% of Hungarians identify as Catholic, 21% as unaffiliated, and 22% as other
  • Hungary has 4 unreached people groups
Though many people claim to be Orthodox or Catholic in these countries, many just claim that as a cultural identifier and do not have a personal relationship with Christ.

Upcoming Trips

We do not currently have a trip planned to Eastern Europe. Trips that we typically take to serve alongside these national partners include disciple-making training, evangelism, prayer walking, participating in outreach events, and encouraging the global partners.

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