Upcoming Trips

It is not too early to begin making plans to come on a 2012 European missions trip with EI. We offer many opportunities for short-term ministry in Europe. Now is the time that God is calling believers from around the world to bring His life changing power to Europe.

There are two ways to come to Europe with EI on a short-term missions trip. First, you can be part of a team from your church, university, home group, or  ministry. Second, you can come yourself, and EI will connect you to others who have expressed interest in the same trip.

In either case, the next step is to fill out our application form, and specify the trip or trips that interest you the most. An EI representative will contact you soon after your application form is received.

Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime. We hope to see you soon on the ground in Europe!

Please note that dates and costs are subject to change. Airfare estimates are based on USA departures.

Budapest, Hungary

Date: May-June 2012 (multiple teams)

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Evangelism – EI will connect with a local Budapest church for urban evangelism in the capital city.  Budapest is home to nearly 2 million Hungarians, the vast majority of whom do not believe in Jesus Christ.  Americans, Hungarians and other internationals will form a team that will preach, worship and perform creative arts ministries at local transportation hubs.   The team will also engage in one-to-one conversations with Hungarians during the outreaches.  Translators will be provided.

Berlin and Leipzig, Germany

Date: May 24- May 30, 2012

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Evangelism and Prayer - Leipzig, Germany hosts the world’s largest Gothic Festival annually during the spring.  EI has mobilized teams to Leipzig in 2010 and 2011 and will do so again in 2012.  More than 20,000 Goths from Europe and the world descend on Leipzig each spring to celebrate their unique lifestyle and beliefs.  EI teams will simply walk thru the festival praying and meeting Goths, talking about their spiritual perspectives.   At the conclusion of the festival the team will travel 90 minutes to Berlin by train and will spend 3 days of ministry in the German capital.

Madrid, Spain

Date: May-June 2012

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Prayer and Evangelism – Spain has left its Catholic roots in masses and has become the capital of post-modernism for the vast Spanish speaking world.  Less than 1% of Spaniards identify themselves as evangelicals.  The EI team will connect with Madrid churches and para-church ministries to prayer walk in the city and to participate in evangelism in plazas and parks.  Please do not apply unless you have at least a basic level of Spanish.

Berlin, Germany

Date: June-July 2012 (multiple teams)

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Evangelism – Berlin is one of the world’s spiritually darkest cities, with less than 1% of its nearly 4 million citizens evangelical Christians.  EI partners with several churches and German para-church ministries to reach the lost with the love of Jesus Christ.  Our evangelism teams will consist of Americans, Germans, and international believers.  We will use diverse means to bring the gospel from East Berlin to West Berlin.  Creative arts, worship, preaching, surveys and other methods will be utilized to bring the good news to Berliners.

London, England

Date: July 27- August 12

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Major Event Evangelism – London will host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games.  EI will mobilize teams from North America to serve with the YWAM London Base and many churches, to reach the hundreds of thousands of visitors attending the Summer Olympics.  Evangelism methods and opportunities will be diverse and will include; children’s ministry, street dramas, handing out water bottles, providing counseling and prayer for those attending the Olympics.

Prague, Czech Republic

Date: July 28 – August 5

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Evangelism and Counseling - EI will mobilize a team of 8-12 persons to teach English at a children’s and teen’s summer camp near Prague.  A partner church in Prague organizes the camp.  Czech Republic is one of the world’s least evangelized nations and is known for its extremely high percentages of atheism.  In addition to teaching English, the team members will be responsible to organize and lead activities and games for the kids.  This is a great opportunity to invest a week in the lives of young Eastern Europeans, many of whom are atheists.  Limited experience with children and youth work is a plus to serve at this camp.  No prior TESL experience is required.  A day will be set aside at the end of the camp for sightseeing in Prague.