We are fascinated by missionary tales of “chance” encounters. Along a lonely road in the African bush, a man suddenly appears and asks a missionary traveler, “Can you tell me who Jesus is?” Luke’s account of Philip’s divinely guided encounter with the Ethiopian would have been just as Read More →

For everyone who wants to know a little more about the meaning of life through studying the Bible.  This is an in-depth look at the Bible, life and everything in English. Read More →

Would you like to improve your English or, perhaps, help Bulgarians improve theirs? During the school year, every Thursday at 18:00, we offer free classes for all ages for those who would like to learn English or improve their English skill.  Come and learn or come and help.  Everyone is welcome! Read More →

The hostility to Christianity of pre-Christian Saul presents both challenge and hope to any non-Christian. The hope is that if God can turn the fiercest opponent of the Lord into his most willing servant, he has the ability to save anyone. The challenge is not to be deceived by Read More →

If you are between the ages of 12 and 18 years old we would like to invite you to our youth group which meets Sundays at 13:30. Read More →

After two thousand years of the successful spread of Christianity among nearly every major ethnic group except the Jews, the natural question for us is, Will the Jews ever come to Christ in large numbers? In the church’s earliest days the opposite question was the obvious one: Will the Gentiles Read More →

To show the origin of the direct mission to the Gentiles, Luke picks up the thread of the story from Acts 8:4 and notes the geographical progress of Hellenistic Jewish Christians who spread the life-giving seed of the word (Lk 8:11) even as they were scattered by “affliction” brought on by Read More →

With poignant contrast Luke summarizes the Lord’s victory over political powers. Worms spread and devour Herod’s body, but the word of God, the Christian message, also spreads and multiplies. This should work confidence in our hearts. We need not cower before threatening political power. We Read More →

In a day when the cultural diversity of world-class cities is more “stew pot” than “melting pot,” the church needs to relearn lessons from the Jerusalem council. These lessons will help the body of Christ seize the moment for further evangelistic advance, for we will be able to model a Read More →