An adventure awaits you in Latvia!
Sandwiched between Estonia to the north and Lithuania to the south, Latvia is home to the largest medieval church in Europe.
Like Estonia, Latvia is a hidden gem for tourism. But it’s not all cathedrals and beautiful architecture; Latvia has a dark side.
Though the country declared its independence in 1918. However, it was invaded by Germany in World War II and became part of the Soviet Union.
The signs of last century are still evident throughout the country. Less than 40% of the population practices any religion at all, and only 7% of those who claim Christianity attend church regularly.
Often called the “fatherless nation,” Latvia is home to thousands of young people whose families suffer brokenness due to the high unemployment, depression, and substance abuse.
You can share the love of God the Father with the people of Latvia.
Ministry:
While in Latvia, you will partner with a local ministry in
- Camp Ministry: You’ll be a part of a summer camp, teaching English, playing games, and sharing the love of Jesus through the relationships you build.
- Community Outreach: Whether it’s walking through town, touring the city, or just hanging out with the people on your street, every conversation will be a chance to share hope with the people around you.
Will you help a “fatherless nation” come to know the love of God?
