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Where We Work
Albania
Once the world’s first officially atheist states, Albania has emerged from its communist past toward freedom, faith and westernization. Come Over & Help and its partners are focused on furthering that momentum by working with local ministries and churches to strengthen gospel work across the country.
Diaconal Ministry
Partnering with Way of Peace Church in Fier, we provide food parcels and equipment for blind families, helping them live with dignity and independence while sharing the hope of the gospel.
Theological Education
Through IGNIS Ministry, we equip and resource churches and church plants by publishing Reformed books, media, and online content to spread biblical truth throughout Albania.
Church Partnership
In Tirana, we support Light Church and Faith Bible Church as they actively reach their communities with the good news of Christ.
Armenia
Bordering Turkey and Georgia, Armenia has endured genocide, repression, and decades under Soviet rule. Now an emerging democracy, it is rebuilding both physically and spiritually.
Home for Kurds
Come Over & Help partners with Home for Kurds, which is based in the Netherlands, and led by Faraidoun and Wesselien Fouad. This partner is focused on sharing the gospel with Armenia’s Kurdish community.
Belarus
Though officially independent, Belarus remains under tight authoritarian control, limiting freedoms and suppressing non-Orthodox churches. Come Over & Help partners with local pastors to strengthen the small but growing Reformed community.
Theological Education
Through the Minsk Reformed Seminary’s partnership with Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, we help train future pastors by funding study space in Minsk and providing stipends for eight seminarians to focus fully on their studies and ministry.
Church Partnership
We support 15 village congregations, enabling pastors to devote more time to preaching and teaching. Regular Bible and pastors’ conferences nurture spiritual growth, while diaconal aid provides vital help to struggling families—especially through harsh winters.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria is a country known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and cultural blend of Eastern and Western influences. The majority of Bulgarians (about 60%) identify as Eastern Orthodox Christians, with smaller Muslim (around 10%) and other minority religious communities. The Reformed church is small, but is a faithful gospel witness.
Theological Education
We support training of faculty and translation and publishing of books the students need for their studies at the Elias Riggs Center for Theological Studies in Sofia.
Church Partnership
Come Over & Help partners with the UECCB churches to provide support for church plants and evangelism.
Czech Republic
Home of Reformer John Huss, the Czech Republic has drifted far from its Reformed roots and is now among Europe’s most secular nations. Once under Soviet oppression, it is now an independent EU member with a growing economy—and a deep spiritual need.
Literature
Come Over & Help supports Didasko Publishing in producing Reformed books in Czech to spread biblical truth.
Church Partnership
We also partner with a church plant in Kuřim, led by Pastor Radek Kolařík, as it seeks to share the gospel and rebuild a Reformed witness in the region.
Pastor Training
We are supporting a young man who will be interning at the church while completing his seminary training.
Georgia
In the heart of Eurasia, Georgia sits between the Black Sea and Russia. Georgia has had a turbulent history of conflict and strife. It emerged as an independent country after the fall of the USSR. Today, Georgia is considered a developing country and has stabilized after decades of turmoil.
Home for Kurds
Through your support, Come Over & Help is partnering with Home for Kurds to bring the gospel to the Kurdish people in Armenia. This organization, based in the Netherlands, is led by Faraidoun and Wesselien Fouad.
Hungary
Since the fall of the USSR, Hungary has become a stable, growing EU nation. Yet amid material progress, the church remains in need of spiritual renewal and reformation.
Church Partnership
Come Over & Help supports the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Central and Eastern Europe (RPCCEE) in publishing, conferences, evangelism, and church planting to strengthen gospel witness across Hungary.
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Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is the world’s largest landlocked nation, rich in resources but spiritually barren. With less than 2% evangelical Christians and tight restrictions on religion, believers face real persecution.
Theological Training
Come Over & Help is partnering with local churches to provide training in expository preaching, evangelism and apologetics, and train men through a church Internship program.
LATVIA
Latvia, long scarred by war and Soviet rule, is rediscovering its Reformed roots. Since the first Reformed church was replanted in 1990, a small but vibrant community has emerged—committed to the conviction that preaching and teaching God’s Word is the front line of mission. Come Over & Help supports this growing movement in meaningful ways.
Outreach
Supported pastor Ungars Gulbis shares the gospel through weekly radio sermons and devotionals, reaching many across Latvia.
Church Partnership
Graduates of the Baltic Reformed Theological Seminary (BRTS) lead and plant thriving churches around Riga, using personal Bible reading to reach others.
Pastor Training
Founded in 1998, BRTS trains Reformed leaders for Latvia and beyond. A new extension in Jekabpils is expanding access to solid theological education across the region.
Lithuania
Independent since 1990, Lithuania remains poor in both economy and faith. With less than 1% identifying as Lutheran or Reformed—and few holding to biblical orthodoxy—the need for gospel renewal is great.
Conferences
Come Over & Help strengthens church leaders through annual conferences on preaching, counseling, and family life, led by trusted Reformed teachers such as Pastor Ian Macleod, Rev. Mark and Donna Kelderman, and Dr. Jim Newheiser.
Moldova
Moldova is economically the poorest country in Europe, caught in an unending push and pull between Russia and Europe. The evangelical church community is small, but there are recent, very encouraging signs that God is at work in this small country!
Church Partnership
Come Over & Help is partnering with several Reformed churches on conferences, pastoral internships, church plant support.
North Macedonia
North Macedonia is a landlocked country in the Balkans known for its mix of Balkan, Mediterranean, and Ottoman influences, with Skopje as its capital. The majority of its population is ethnically Macedonian, alongside a significant Albanian minority. About two-thirds of North Macedonians are Eastern Orthodox Christians, mainly belonging to the Macedonian Orthodox Church, while around one-third are Muslims, primarily among the Albanian and Turkish communities.
Translation & Publishing
Come Over & Help supports the translation and publishing of solid, Reformed literature used for evangelism and discipleship.
Poland
Once devastated by war and communism, Poland has rebuilt into a stable democracy and EU member. Yet spiritually, it remains a mission field—only 0.25% of Poles are Protestant. As many grow disillusioned with the Catholic Church, a unique gospel opportunity has emerged.
Church Partnership
Come Over & Help partners with Christ the Savior Presbyterian Church in Krakow, The Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Warsaw, and MW Publishing to strengthen and expand Reformed witness across Poland.
Romania
Though rich in resources, Romania remains one of Europe’s poorest nations due to corruption and a turbulent past. About 3% of Romanians—mostly ethnic Hungarians—identify as Reformed. Come Over & Help partners with ministries bringing both the gospel and practical aid to those in need.
Children & Youth Ministry
We support Emaus House in Târgu Mureș, where orphaned and neglected children receive love, care, and the hope of Christ within a church community.
Church Partnership
COAH assists church plants of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Central and Eastern Europe and the Asociatia Presbiteriania Crestina in Mangalia, helping expand gospel witness throughout Romania.
Christian Endeavor Mission (CE)
Christian Endeavor in Oradea is a vibrant ministry dedicated to serving the most vulnerable through the Word and works of mercy. The organization runs 10 Bible study groups for various ages and backgrounds, along with a wide range of outreach programs, including:
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Julia Daily Care Program – support for at-risk children
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Naomi’s Smile Elderly Care – spiritual care, home visits, and social gatherings
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Addiction Support Groups – for those struggling with alcohol, drugs, or gambling
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Holiday Evangelism – Easter and Christmas outreach events
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Family and Parent Meetings – support for at-risk families
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Summer Camps – for youth from vulnerable backgrounds
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Disability Support Groups – care and fellowship for the disabled
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Christian Literature Distribution – for churches, hospitals, and prisons
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Food Bank – providing essential supplies to those in need
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Thrift Store – fundraising, relationship-building, and community connection
Together, these ministries share Christ’s compassion and hope throughout the community.
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Russia
Scarred by decades of communism and repression, Russia remains spiritually dark, with less than 1% identifying as Protestant. Under increasing restrictions, faithful pastors and ministries continue to share the light of the gospel—and Come Over & Help stands with them.
Theological Education
We support the Source of Life Bible School and Holy Trinity Reformed Seminary, both in Tyumen, helping train pastors in Reformed theology and providing administrative aid to sustain their ministry. We also send young potential church leaders to a national conference in Moscow each year, to receive training and encouragement.
Church Partnership
Come Over & Help supports 20 churches across Russia, especially in Yakutia, enabling pastors in small rural congregations to focus on preaching and shepherding their flocks.
Evangelism
Each winter, pastors brave frozen rivers to reach remote Siberian villages with the gospel, strengthening isolated believers.
Children and Youth
Impoverished Christian families in Yakutia receive financial aid to support their children through local churches.
Winter Help
Through local deacons, needy families receive food, fuel, clothing, and other essentials during the brutal winter months—tangible expressions of Christ’s love in a harsh land.
Serbia
Shaped by war and hardship, Serbia remains marked by poverty and dominated by Eastern Orthodoxy, with Protestants making up less than 1% of the population. Come Over & Help supports the small but growing Reformed community through evangelism, education, and leadership training.
Evangelism
We partner with evangelists reaching southern Serbia, Kosovo, and Montenegro, and assist efforts to plant a church in Zaječar.
Theological Education
Each spring, we sponsor a pastors’ conference that gathers around 100 leaders from Serbia and neighboring countries for instruction in Reformed theology. In Northern Serbia we support pastoral training in expository preaching worskshops. We also support the translation and distribution of solid Reformed books in Serbian.
Come Over & Help aids students at the Balkan Theological Faculty (southern Serbia) and Baptist Theological Seminary (northern Serbia) by funding internships in local churches, supporting tuition costs for students, and assisting with seminary administration—equipping future pastors to serve faithfully across the Balkans.
Ukraine
Ukraine, rich in land but poor in stability, has endured decades of hardship—from Soviet oppression to ongoing war. The Protestant church remains small yet faithful, and Come Over & Help partners with pastors and ministries across the country to advance the gospel through word and deed.
Outreach
We support ministries serving in prisons, hospitals, and orphanages, combining spiritual care with practical help. Churches also operate soup kitchens and assist refugees displaced by war, offering food, shelter, and gospel hope.
Rehabilitation Centers
Local churches run centers for ex-prisoners and addicts, providing full-time care, life-skill training, and daily gospel teaching. Many have found lasting freedom and new life in Christ.
Children's Ministry
Partnering with local churches, we support programs reaching at-risk children growing up in poverty, offering care, stability, and the message of God’s love.
Theological Education & Training
We help fund professors at the Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine (ERSU) and support Coram Deo’s International Counseling Institute in training pastors and counselors in biblical care. In Kharkiv, we partner with the Presbyterian Church to equip pastors and elders through accessible Bible school training.
