Europa
Partner with the Europa Team as they give oversight and support to our numerous projects spread out across Europe.
Divided into fifty sovereign states, Europe makes up approximately 11% of the world’s population with over 741 million inhabitants. Trademarked by its war torn history, cultural diversity, and empty cathedrals, the continent houses countless people groups in need of the Lord’s healing and revival. The Europa Team gives oversight and support to various projects that are focused on mobilizing our European partners, encouraging local churches, and inspiring schools for world mission. We invite you to join the team by praying, giving to further the ministry, and/or serving. As we work together, Europe will know Jesus. Could this be your team?
missionaries in
This couple is working alongside a local Mennonite church in France.
Johann serves as Multiply's Regional Team Leader for Europe and Central Asia.
Benni and Franzi are serving on the church-planting team in Dortmund, Germany.
Marcela and her husband David work alongside a local French Mennonite church, doing pre-evangelistic activities, evangelism, discipleship, and...
The Baergs founded and oversee the Trees of Life Center, providing discipleship and vocational training in permaculture for young adults.
Heinrich is the Director of Operations in the European office of Multiply
Jakob and Alexandra are church planters in Treuchtlingen/Bavaria. They are reaching out to the multi-cultural community of this town.
Russ and Marjorie are involved in evangelism, leadership development, and church planting using media, music, and the creative arts
Rick and Karen are serving alongside our MB churches in Lithuania, including the 180 Degree Church and Free Christian Church in Vilnius.
This couple provides leadership to Multiply in Ukraine, serving in holistic gospel initiatives that seek to bring the image of God into communities...
Joanna and Jonathan are living on mission in the Lisbon area of Portugal.
projects in
Would you help encourage and equip persecuted believers in Central Asia?
Will you help inspire Gospel renewal in Germany, through creative cultural engagement?
Project Goal $41,475
Amount Needed $0
FULLY FUNDED
Workers in Central Asia are providing a meeting space for a local congregation and helping support those in need through holistic care.
Light in the East (LITE) is a ministry which facilitates kid’s camps and the building of playgrounds for children in Ukraine.
Will you help bring the Gospel to the least reached in Germany?
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This project is serving to plant churches in the Central Asian region through the efforts of a national leader.
stories from
By Mark JH Klassen
In 2015, Gediminas and Kristina Dailyde left their home in Lithuania and traveled to Canada to participate in Multiply’s long-term missionary...
By Nikki White
When Andriy Shpak was first reported missing in action, his wife Antonina feared the worst. Being a non-combatant in the Ukrainian army put him at...
By TA (a key national partner)
In the beginning it was so dry. We were sad that our ministry was not working, that we were not reaching our communities with the Gospel of Jesus....
By Mark J.H. Klassen
A new church in Dortmund was a bold vision. The German city was known as a place where churches were in steep decline. However, it was that need...
“Everything felt familiar,” B marveled. “Even though we did not understand the language, our hearts connected deeply with the people, the culture,...
By Johanna Neudorf
Something had to be done. For weeks, the water in our bathroom sink had been draining more and more slowly, and now the sink filled up dangerously...
By Nikki White
She had just received news that her sixteen-year-old daughter was trapped in Mariupol and her son, a soldier, had been killed.
“It was a double culture shock,” Johanna shared. “I came to Germany knowing the language but not the culture. It was also a culture shock to...
By Johanna Neudorf
“Johanna, Johanna, the paint has spilled!” The girl who met me on the basement stairs was distraught, and my heart sank.