Short-term teams play a significant role in sharing hope with the least reached. It does not matter if the trip is short or if the ground is hard; every person in the Kingdom is useful. In the Greater Caucasus, God has repeatedly used short-term teams as groundbreakers to prepare the way for long-term Kingdom work.
Lucas and Elena longed to share hope with a least-reached people group in the Northern Caucasus. They prayed and asked God to show them the way, and He did. Going before them with signs and wonders, God connected them to a person of peace.
Carlos and Blanca realised that there are very few tools for sharing Jesus within Orthodox contexts in the Caucasus. There are no resources specifically crafted to bridge that gap, no contextualised pathways to meaningful gospel conversations rooted in shared history and spiritual language.
A knock on a door opened a new friendship in the Caucasus. Hospitality comes with large expectations in this region, and it is not always easy to connect with neighbours. Yet that did not stop Juan and Sophia from trying. When they took a risk for the Kingdom, God met them with a plan already in motion.
To discourage Gozal's faith, her family kept her from other believers for nearly a decade. That did not stop Gozal from loving Jesus and longing to serve Him among the nations.
Samira learnt about Jesus at the youth group that meets in her village. At one meeting, she wrote a letter to God, and Jesus answered her in a dream!