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The prisoner who became a gardener
Posts, Anamnisi ChaniaSalih*, originally from Turkey, was a committed Christian, but during a challenging time in his life, he did an illegal act that led him to the rural prison of Crete. At that stage, the leader of our ministry......
Free hairdressing courses for refugees
Posts, AXIA113Scissors, combs, spray, hairdressing dolls and let's get started! From the beginning of October we started a new series of free hairdressing courses for refugee women. Every Thursday our students from Iran and Ukraine meet at the...
A “Suitcase” Full of Rejection
Posts, EXIT"Those who live on the street may carry few things with them, but they always carry a large 'suitcase' full of rejection from family and friends. How much they need someone who will not pass them by, but will sit beside them and......
Messolonghi Outreach
Posts, Church PlantingWe praise God for a wonderful evangelistic outreach in Messolonghi in partnership with the Patras church. Eight people from Athens – including five young people – joined a larger team from Zefyri and Patras to continue to......
Knowledge empowered Siyahmovy
Posts, The Good SamaritanIs there anything more exciting than sharing knowledge? 26-year-old Afghan Siyahmovy learned to read and write Farsi at our Centre. So she can now teach her mother tongue to her 8-year-old daughter, who in return has become......
Trilingual Bible study in prison
Posts, Anamnisi ChaniaNot in one, not in two, but in three different languages, the Bible study is taking place in the rural prisons of Chania, Crete! Members of our ministry "Anamnisi" started visiting the men's prisons in the area at the beginning of the...
Georgia: When fear and anxiety turn into courage and optimism
Posts, The Hope CenterWhen Georgia* contacted us, she was alone, pregnant and in despair. As she opened up to us, she began to talk about the father of her child and described him as a ruthless, irritable and unpredictable man… This made it difficult for...
DTC Graduation
Posts, AXIA113Congratulations to the 27 students from Iran and Afghanistan, who graduated from our DTC program! The goal of the program is for students to gain a deep knowledge of Jesus and the Bible. Most students are refugees and carry trauma for......
Film Festival
Posts, AXIA113The videos presented at the September Film Festival, with the participation of 100 people, had it all: creativity, expressiveness and rich content! Iranians and Afghans dressed in theatre costumes re-enacted the scene of the Last...
Mrs. Maria found a home in “Anamnisi”
Posts, Anamnisi ChaniaSome choose to live in a van, but some have no choice and are forced to live in a car, like Mrs. Maria* who stayed there for 3 years. One day she met our centre "Anamnisi" and we offered her a place to stay. It's wonderful because she...
Salehe: “The lessons opened my mind and gave me confidence”
Posts, The Good Samaritan"It's nice to look forward to what new thing you're going to learn today! Farsi and English classes have opened my mind and I’ve gained confidence. It is important for both men and women to study. It is only when you start learning...
An Unexpected Hospitality
Posts, Operation JoshuaTwo things characterize most Greeks: the strong temperament and the warm hospitality! One day we parked on the side of a village road to unload some boxes of New Testaments. As soon as a gentleman saw us, he approached us at a brisk...