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What we do

Transform Europe Network serves alongside indigenous Christians in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Our vision is to transform lives with the good news of Jesus Christ through compassion, evangelism and church planting.

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The TEN Podcast
Check our our new podcast, hosted by Lucy Reid.
Join us as we chat with some amazing folks, get equipped and share some encouraging and challenging God stories from Eastern Europe and the Balkans as well as here in the UK. You can listen on Amazon Music and Spotify.

Essential Gifts
Gifts with a value, not just a price. These ethical gifts help our partners meet the most urgent needs of the people in their community. Choose from 24 gifts in the themes of Compassion, Sustainability and Education.

Church Partnerships

Building a meaningful partnership, rooted in relationship, between your church and one in the Balkans and Eastern Europe can be a fantastic way to actively play your part in God’s plan for the nations of Europe.
Volunteering

Volunteers make a real difference to people’s lives in Europe. From helping for a few hours in our office in Bristol to spending two weeks in Europe with one of our partners, we’d love to hear from you.
Eastern Europe: Did you know…?
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750,000,000people live in Europe
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Millions of refugees and migrantsare entering Europe each year
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0.1% – 0.2% evangelical Christiansin North Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro
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4 out of 5 Roma peoplelive below the ‘at-risk-of-poverty’ threshold
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A melting potof faith and culture, where east meets west
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250,000 victimsof human trafficking each year in Europe
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Albaniawent from an atheist nation in 1991 to over 200 churches across the nation today
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Hundreds of new Roma churchesplanted across Europe in the last 20 years
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It was fantastic to have a visit from Marinela Murg of Hospice Emanuel earlier this week. James and Marinela had the privilege of sharing with a wonderful group of our supporters and then Marinela joined the team back at the office.
On this #WorldMentalHealthDay❤️ do remember our partners like Emanuel Hospice, who not only care for the physical and spiritual needs of so many but also those who struggle with poor mental health. ... See MoreSee Less
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James Vaughton had a fruitful day at Global Connections Passion for Mission event. Lovely to meet old connections and make new ones! ... See MoreSee Less
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We're getting close to Harvest Sunday and with that, we want to say thank you for your financial gifts to Harvest for the Hungry.
At the start of this year and through until the end of April, Dragan and Biljana Manevi visited people in need, including families, to give out food parcels purchased with the grant they received from your donations.
Apart from meeting the practical need of food provision, Dragan and Biljana spent time with people, sharing the Good News of Jesus when opportunities arose and praying peace over them. Harvest for the Hungry really helps our partners to tell people about the God who loves and reaches out to them.
To give to Harvest for the Hungry this year, visit: ten-uk.org/harvest-for-the-hungry/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Great to hang with David Jewell and have the privilege of sharing about the work of TEN and preaching at Wrington Chapel this morning for their harvest service. www.harvestforthe hungry.org ... See MoreSee Less
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Because of the support given through Harvest for the Hungry, Ohrid Evangelical Church (North Macedonia) were equipped to reach out further with practical support for twenty families. Pastor Anita Dimitrievska and the church delivered food parcels that blessed 15 children and 49 adults.
Anita reported that one family 'were very grateful because they would be able to have a richer table during the Christmas days. They are open to visits, and they also come to the church for the Christmas programme for children.'
An elderly couple who are raising their grandchild 'were grateful that someone thought of them and the child, allowing them to express their feelings.'
Support for Harvest for the Hungry has enabled people to experience love, and those who feel invisible know they are seen.
If you would like to support Harvest for the Hungry, visit: ten-uk.org/harvest-for-the-hungry/ ... See MoreSee Less
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