The 2025 Europe General Assembly gathered leaders and delegates from across the continent at the Olivet Center in Germany for a time of worship, discernment, and renewed vision. The opening message, drawn from the book of Nehemiah, invited participants to look honestly at the spiritual condition of Europe and to hear God’s call to participate in a work of restoration. Using the imagery of broken walls and ruined gates, the message described a continent that still holds deep Christian roots yet now faces widespread spiritual decline.
Delegates were reminded that despite the challenges of the present age, Europe remains a field ready for revival. The Assembly emphasized that ministry is not driven by outward success but by faithfulness: sowing the seed of the Gospel, praying, loving, and trusting God to bring growth. Leaders urged the churches to return to repentance as the foundation of renewal, and to anchor every step of the mission in the love of Christ, who compels believers to share the grace they have received.
Throughout the three-day gathering, representatives reviewed ongoing mission efforts and reflected on how churches across Europe can move forward with greater unity and shared purpose. Discussions highlighted the need to strengthen cooperation, deepen spiritual foundations, and prepare the way for broader Gospel advancement throughout the region. Delegates expressed conviction that God is preparing a new season for Europe and calling the church to walk in a clear and unified direction.
A commemorative anniversary service further centered the Assembly on the theme of grace. Based on Ephesians 1:7, the message proclaimed that believers have been redeemed and made acceptable to God through Christ. A testimony of forgiveness and transformation illustrated the depth of divine mercy and reminded participants of the power of the Gospel to restore individuals and communities. The service called the churches to return to the heart of the faith and to proclaim the grace they have freely received.
The Europe General Assembly concluded with a united commitment to continue the work of spiritual restoration across the continent. Filled with renewed hope, delegates departed with a shared resolve to welcome many souls, to teach the Word with faithfulness, and to strengthen the witness of the Gospel in every nation and city of Europe. All thanks and glory were offered to God for His abundant grace upon this year’s Assembly.
