At the heart of our ministry is walking alongside Afghans and Persians as they follow Jesus Christ. We are passionate about fulfilling Jesus’ Great Commission: “Make disciples!” For three years, Jesus intentionally invested His life in twelve men, day and night—and through them, He transformed the world. Our prayer is to see this happen again today: that the Gospel of the Kingdom would multiply through Afghan and Persian believers and ultimately make its way back to Afghanistan and Iran.
Ekklesia
“The fellowship of believers fulfilling their Kingdom calling.”
We experience Ekklesia in our homes, as well as in parks and gardens. We make time to share meals, read the Bible together, and encourage one another by sharing what we have experienced with Jesus. A central focus of our Ekklesia gatherings is encountering God together. Through Jesus Christ, we have been brought into a spiritual family where we pray for one another and seek to see the Kingdom of God become increasingly visible in our everyday lives.
strategic phase
Phase 1: South Bavaria (Munich Region)
- Identify persons of peace through connections with Elijah21, European Network.
- Targeted prayer is the a key strategy.
- Launch Ekklesias with local believers; meet regulary.
- Personally disciple 3–5 individuals using Red Chair Movement resources.
- Helping the desciples being selfstainable: improve German, help them to get an education, finding jobs
Target Cities: Munich, Ingolstadt, Augsburg, Rosenheim, Landsberg (from Fürstenfeldbruck a 1 hour radius)
Phase 2: Major Cities in Germany
Afghan Focus Cities (Population in brackets):
Hamburg (51,006), Berlin (13,301), München (7,446), Frankfurt a.M. (5,114),
Köln (4,313), Bremen (4,215), Essen (2,504), Leipzig (2,171),
Bonn (2,078), Stuttgart (2,046), Kassel (1,713)
Persian Focus Cities::
Hamburg (10,770), Berlin (9,039), Köln (4,760), München (3,792),
Bonn (3,341), Düsseldorf (2,962), Frankfurt a.M. (2,884),
Hannover (2,543), Bremen (2,460), Essen (1,863), Stuttgart (1,800)
A goal is to release and support 4–8 full-time Afghan and Persian workers to start and multiply Ekklesias in these cities.
