Posts Tagged ‘france’
How Friendship Led One Woman to Explore the Bible in Northern France
Laura liked to live her life on the edge. She considered herself an anarchist and a communist, priding herself on rejecting any form of privilege or luxury. Holding these strong beliefs didn’t make Laura unapproachable—far from it. The slim, dark-haired Frenchwoman with the lovely smile was warm and friendly, eager to help, and she readily…
Read MoreHope on Campus: How God is Changing Lives in Lille
In northern France, the vibrant city of Lille is home to thousands of university students. Seeing an open door of opportunity in a country with few believers, Greater Europe Mission worker Emily Rezek joined a Christian ministry building relationships with and serving university students. “The student ministry includes ‘French Corner’, where 10–20 international students gather each week to practice French,” Emily starts. “We also host a weekly…
Read MoreCelebrations 2025: A Unifying Worship Service in France
“Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ.” 1 Corinthians 12:12 Imagine what can happen when God’s children willingly and humbly work together for His glory. Not long ago, the Christian landscape in France was shaped by division and limited connection. While there were followers of Jesus, they were often…
Read MoreBridging Cultures: A Story of Discipleship in France
“You’ve changed,” said Mary-Vonn’s friends to her with concerned expressions. “What’s wrong with you?” When the slender sixty-year-old woman with dyed hair explained to them that she had finally put her faith in Jesus and become a true believer, the news didn’t go over well. “Aren’t we Catholics, after all?” They objected, clearly offended. “What…
Read MoreEncouraging Believers in France Through Camp Ministry
How do Christian organisations like Greater Europe Mission, which are committed to spreading the Gospel and making disciples in Europe, support local believers?
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