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1201 W. 500 SouthThe Morrison’s served in Czechia for 20 years, where they worked in the areas of youth ministry, children’s ministry, leadership development, evangelism and church revitalization. They left behind numerous printed resources for pastors, curriculum for children and helped to develop training for new ministers. Their influence has helped several churches launch new campuses and send out Czech believers to unreached people groups abroad.
In the summer of 2020, they responded to a call to transfer to Serbia. God had already been speaking to them about coming change and service in new territory. After prayer and seeking God's will, they made the difficult yet exciting choice to relocate to Serbia.
The northern region of Vojvodina is one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse territories in Europe with various communities being present for hundreds of years. Most people think of Serbia in the past as being characterized by war, unrest and division. However, today is a new day with many new beginnings on many levels. The Morrisons are currently working to learn language and culture as they assist the church. There have already been exciting opportunities through bringing hope to drug addicts, helping with local church revitalization and share the love of Christ through disaster/storm relief for small rural communities.
Prayer Requests
Please pray for a family sent by our church in Novi Sad to plant a church in the Serb Republic portion of Bosnia. Pray for adaptation, good team relationships, and divine appointments with people who need Salavation.
Part of the train station in Novi Sad collapsed. one of the two survivors is a young mother from our church named Dora. She lost both her legs, but is still fighting for life. The entire nation is watching the situation. Please pray for her recovery.
Currently the church has been meeting in a garage and in a rented room in another town. This project will help them to buy and renovate their first sanctuary and meet within their community.
In May 2023, we were able to recover a property for a ministry to drug addicts. It has grown from 5 to 16 men in the last 5 months. The building is in need of many repairs. (see list in Newsletters). We are looking for money for materials and work teams to help restore the building.
