Some of the evangelical congregations in Belgium have a strong missionary mindset, and they are sending missionaries and money to Africa and India to evangelize and build schools, orphanages, and hospitals. Praise God that in Brussels, prayer networks among and for diplomat, business, and Eurocrat communities are growing. Also, evangelical churches have been started for North African immigrants. Because Belgium is richly international and multicultural, it is a place to reach people who are seeking spiritual answers: internationals are dealing with family challenges and questions of the heart, and immigrants feel vulnerable and are addressing basic concerns of survival.
The new generation of Belgians is largely free from bitterness over the state church's exploitation and abuse that took place in the past. Though these young people know nothing of the Gospeland some have turned to New Age philosophy and cultsmany show a growing interest in investigating Christ. North American believers can get involved with both Belgians and immigrants by modeling a life redeemed by Christ. They can also serve by offering theological education and training, as many Belgian leaders are ill-equipped to address the people's philosophy or social needs. This is a country to transform lives and touch the world.
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