God is moving through Estonian churches' assertive evangelistic efforts. They often use music as a tool to draw people to events where believers play Christian music and videos and present the Gospel. As a result, Estonians have expressed interest in Jesus and talked with Christians about faith. North American TEFL
outreaches have also helped local believers build relationships with Estonians. English classes break down walls that Estonians often have toward people outside the Orthodox or Lutheran churches. Many who have attended TEFL programs willingly accept invitations
to the evangelistic Alpha course. Additionally, one evangelical church is in the process of planting a church.
Evangelical churches in Estonia are hungry for
spiritual help, and they welcome prayer support and encouragement from individuals and sister churches in North America. Short-term teams can also be an excellent source of support for churches by helping with building projects and TEFL training. Through these, Estonian believers build relationships with nonbelievers, and sometimes North Americans have opportunities to share how their faith in Christ brings them though trials. A church planter in the capital of Tallinn, where a third of the population lives, would welcome a missionary colleague to help in the challenging work of starting a church.
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