Dominique is serving in French-speaking Canada as Dean and professor of New Testament and Practical Theology at the Faculté de Théologie Évangélique. He engages in forms of larger ministry to the French-speaking church worldwide, such as the writing of New Testament commentaries, teaching via a podcast, and blogging.

Dominique and Laura are also involved in their church in the heart of Montreal. They teach the youth bi-weekly in systematic theology and apologetics. Laura serves in various forms of Word-oriented ministry to women. Evangelism is an exciting part of their ministry as God continues to open doors with unbelievers.

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David and Yulia Beatty are training and teaching leaders in Eastern and Western Europe with Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru), and live near Budapest, Hungary. They serve 44 countries in their region, and their ministry contributes to a strong biblical and theological foundation for national staff. Staff are developed and grow as leaders, who serve as church planters or full-time Christian workers reaching students, families, colleagues, or neighbors.

David and Yulia are also involved in their local church in Budapest, a body of believers from every "tribe, tongue, and nation." They actively mentor international students, and Yulia leads weekly inductive Bible study among women.

Tsiry and Barbara and their two sons are engaged in discipleship and church planting efforts in Grenoble, France. Tsiry is also part of a ministry that translates gospel-centered and theologically-rich songs for French-speaking churches
to sing.
 
Their church, Eglise Sola Gratia, meets in an auditorium that is rented every Sunday for their worship service. They are welcoming newcomers almost every Sunday curious about Christianity and the Gospel. They’re encouraged by their small college-age ministry who are embracing the challenge to share the Gospel with their non-believing friends. Barbara is leading women’s Bible studies.

Thomas and Nadège Parfitt are planting a French church in Clichy, Paris. The church includes regular attenders from many different backgrounds. There are no other evangelical congregations in the area, which has a population of about 60,000 people.

Jeff and Meredith’s vision is to see the gospel take root among the Albanians living in Macedonia, which still suffers from the after-effects of 60 years under a particularly harsh form of communism. Albania is a majority Muslim country
and less than 0.4% of the population is evangelical.

In working towards their gospel-vision, Jeff and Meredith are now engaged in two distinct but related ministries: 1) discipleship and evangelism in and through the local church in Albania, and 2) holistic discipleship in the marketplace through a Christian development organization operating in both Albania and Macedonia.

Since 2004, Nelson has developed and led a pastoral training program called ESCALE that brings high quality and flexible training to rural pastors in impoverished and remote areas. ESCALE's mission is to cooperate with the Holy Spirit in spreading the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to as many people as possible, through the training of pastors and Christian leaders to form and strengthen churches through clear and faithful preaching and teaching of the Word of God. Their vision is to promote theoretical-practical teaching opportunities for pastors and Christian leaders who have had little or no theological training, to preach the Bible faithfully, and to plant and strengthen churches, thus fostering the growth of the gospel in Brazil and other Portuguese-speaking countries.

Anna serves on the East Coast reaching a Middle Eastern community with the gospel. She uses her Arabic training to build relationships, evangelize, and disciple others.

Every partnership you read about below is a little different. However, the common thread that unites them is CrossWay’s mission. Ultimately, these partnerships help us bring glory to God through the transforming of lives by the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. For questions, reach out to CrossWay’s Director of Mercy Ministries, Steve Handler.