At 23, Hugh Wessel was a hippie at L’Abri with existential questions. God met him there, and has used him to build His church throughout Europe ever since.

After the Russian invasion, some believers unexpectedly found themselves serving in Poland, and are being used of God to grow His Church.

Following the death of Immanuel Church's pastor, MTW missionary Todd Crusey was faced with the question, "What now, Lord?"

The transformative power of the gospel for women exiting forced prostitution in Munich

Amid Germany's brothels, God is drawing young women into a life of freedom in the gospel.

Many times only five or six people would show up on Sunday mornings. “Every year we’d wonder, ‘Should we continue? What are we doing?’”

In a metropolis like London, evangelism often begins with questions like, “Would you like to come for dinner?”

After college, Emily Lanclos interned with MTW's team in Madrid, ministering to women in a city with a deep mistrust of the church.

If we don’t have a plan to reach the next generation, we are wasting our time, Robbie says. "We must disciple young people."

What began as a way for one missionary to meet people has turned into one of the main outreach arms of MTW’s Sofia church plant.

Amidst the dangers of the Russo-Ukrainian war, the light of Christ shines through.

Across the UK a partnership between MTW and national partners is growing into something much bigger.

Keith Knowlton was content in South Carolina, serving both as a lawyer and in local ministry. Then one day God flipped a switch.