With a spirit of love, compassion and respect, we believe restoration requires a return to healthy relationships with God, with self and with society.

We exist to create a hospitable place for refugees to feel seen, accepted and supported as we facilitate in meeting their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

We exist to reach men & woman in prostitution; to support them physically, emotionally and spiritually; to restore them to lives of fullness.

We empower beneficiaries, seeing poverty as a mindset shaped by culture and circumstances. Through love and compassion, we inspire transformation, creating sources of inspiration and support in communities.

Larisa leads outreach and training with Nea Zoi in Athens, supporting trafficked and exploited individuals, bringing hope, dignity, and restoration to those trapped in the sex industry.

Kiki directs Helping Hands in Athens, serving refugees with compassion, meals, and support, leading a dedicated team to create safe havens and new beginnings for displaced families.

Tomislav and Lidija have led ministries in Sarajevo for many years, building relationships and fostering community transformation, inspiring people to live fulfilled lives rooted in faith and hope.

Larr and Colleen, long‑time English teachers in Ukraine, now serve in Sarajevo, teaching English and building relationships to help the church reach out with compassion to its community.

Diana raises awareness of modern slavery through Nea Zoi, Dry Bones and Built on a Rock, building healthy relationships, offering hope, and reminding communities of God’s love and transformative power.

Viorica provides compassionate counselling in Athens for survivors of trafficking, offering safe spaces, wise guidance, and care that helps rebuild shattered lives and restore hope through patient, faith‑rooted support.

Mercy volunteers with organisations in Athens serving trafficked and exploited individuals, dedicating her life to compassionate outreach, practical support, and faith‑driven care for those recovering from trauma.

John Paul serves in South Asia, sharing the gospel through evangelism, discipleship, aid, and prayer, steadfastly bringing hope and transformation to unreached communities despite persecution, poverty, and spiritual darkness.