Eurasia Community

What does it look like to serve as a global worker in a Central Eurasian context?

During summer 2027 trip to Kyrgyzstan, you'll step into the rhythm of life on a training team, visit a rural church, and serve in a VBS-style kids camp — all while asking God what your part is in what He's doing in this land.

Interested in this Kyrgyzstan trip? Visit https://wideopenmissions.org/opportunities/kyrgyzstan-expedition-summer-2027-3275

Want to go explore a life in missions?

The Live Dead Russia Intensive is a 10-day experience in Moscow where you'll learn about evangelism, church planting, and the 88 unreached people groups from Muslim, Buddhist, and Shamanist backgrounds — and then go into the city, sharing the gospel with people who may never have heard it before.

📅 October 11–20, 2026 — Open
📅 March 2027 (dates TBD) — Open

If you're interested in this opportunity, email [email protected].

A new chapter is being written in the neighborhood of Kristiine, Estonia. A team there is looking to partner with a local church to plant a new Estonian-speaking congregation — and the early signs are really encouraging. In January they held two trial services in a café, gathering honest feedback from 12 trusted Estonian friends about what this kind of church community could look like. The response has them excited about what's ahead.

This is missions at its best — not building something foreign and dropping it into a culture, but walking alongside local people to grow something that is truly theirs. Pray for this partnership, for the neighborhood of Kristiine, and for a church to take root there that will reach Estonians for generations to come.

When conflict broke out in Iran, Eurasia workers in surrounding countries were urged to evacuate — leaving behind the homes and communities they had built on the field. Scattered across Turkey, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and India, they faced the very real financial weight of last-minute flights, temporary housing, and rent with no clear end in sight.

But they didn't stop being global workers. In one apartment building, a family searching the world for something more moved in alongside displaced workers — and gave their lives to Christ right there in the uncertainty.

They simply carried the mission with them. If you'd like to help cover the unexpected costs these workers are facing, consider giving today. 🙏

www.facesofeurasia.org/may-2026/