Europe

On March 1920, Bill Morgan led the fourth annual missionary conference in Tirana. Fifty-five people attended—including 26 American and British

F. LaGard Smith, noted author, law professor, Bible teacher, and lecturer is scheduled to preach a series of lessons in Elbasan, Albania in mid-March.

Luan Hasanbelliu, an Albanian brother in Fier, Albania, writes the following letter to Doug Smith. You can sense his excitement.

Virgil Jackson reports that three people have been baptized in Vlorë. Joana Dëraj, youngest child of the Dëraj family, was baptized on her thirteenth birthday.

We are looking for 50 good men and women, young or old, who love the Lord and would like to get involved in a good mission project next summer.

Virgil Jackson says, “Three years ago, we were introduced to Lindita Binaj and her family. Lindita and her son, Lejdi, began attending worship and classes.

Ellen Walker reports that Arber Haxhia was baptized into Christ July 10 and joined his two sisters, Anisa and Linda, in the Lord. Klodeta Ballabani, Ervin’s

Pete Hodge says that “on the 6th of July, we were thrilled to see the immersion into Christ of two young people. One was Erinda Islami, the

Even though there was a shortage of teachers this summer, WEI campaigns were conducted in six Albanian towns and cities: Durrës, Elbasan, Lushnja,

Doug Smith is back in Albania, after working in Prizren, Kosova for nearly three years. Working in conjunction with Virgil and Jackie Jackson, Doug has

Are you one of those people who would like to go on a mission trip but are afraid? If so, read the following words from the missionaries in Durrës.

In 1997, Jim Hutson agreed to teach one WEI correspondence student. That student’s name was “Bledar (Bledi) Valca.” Bledi was an eager student and,

On July 27/29, the church in Tirana celebrated its 10th anniversary. Actually, the church was established in Albania by the apostle Paul in the first century

On Sunday morning, July 14, the Church of Christ met in Lushnja for the first time in centuries. Twenty four people assembled for worship: five Americans,