Most of the new churches in Poland are planted through the “mother/daughter” concept. An existing congregation provides the leadership to develop a mission station that grows into an independent congregation. In the “pioneer” model, a family or small group moves into a city to establish a nucleus of believers that eventually becomes an established congregation. The “ELI” (Emerging Leaders Internship) training initiative is a “multi-church” team approach for planting churches in the city of Warsaw.

Pastor Salaries

Church Facilities

Leadership Training

Parachurch Partnerships

• ProEcclesia: Center for Church Development (Andrzej Bajeński) — Serving the churches of Poland since 2003, ProEcclesia is creating a culture of Life on Life Missional Discipleship, developing church leaders, and fostering a movement of church planting.
• “Słowo i Życie” (Basia Karasiewicz)  — The “Word and Life” periodical is published quarterly. It provides inspirational articles and thoughts on current issues as well as news of the churches.
• Send Me Ministries (Kazik Barczuk) — This ministry extends the Gospel message to those of Jewish heritage and provides humanitarian aid to the Jewish community of Central/Eastern Europe.
• CSM (Adam Kosewski) — The “Center for the Training of Musicians and Worship Leaders” exists to inspire worship in the local churches of Poland. They provide training for students in two locations, a website with resources for worship teams, regular concerts of praise, and CD recordings of original Polish worship songs.
• Ostróda Camp (Bartek Zdanowicz) — Situated in a beautiful lakeside setting, this ministry provides a place where youth and adults of all ages can encounter God. Although summer is the busiest season, the camp hosts conferences, retreats, and special events throughout the year.

Ostroda Camp hosts a special retreat for Send Me Ministries, welcoming Holocaust Survivors from Israel

Medical & Relief Assistance