Adult Bible Camp AT RISK OF CANCELLATION – We Need 2 More Team Members
We are currently in a situation where we may need to cancel the Adult Bible Camp in Estonia this August unless we can find at least two more team members.
We recently received the news that most of this year’s team members had to withdraw for unexpected reasons, and at the moment we have only two people committed: Pastor Bob Nordvall and Seminarian Brandon Bauman (Bismarck, ND). The maximum team size is seven, but we can run the camp with a minimum of four.
So please consider joining the team this August. Because the camp is approaching quickly, we would need to know your willingness to participate by April 15.
You can find information about the mission trip here: https://tatest.org/visit/ (Adult Bible Camp Short-Term Mission Trip).
I truly hope we can find Christians from the U.S. who would like to come, share their love for Jesus with Estonians, and also grow in their own faith. This trip often builds strong connections with Christians in Estonia, and the fellowship formed during the camp strengthens the faith of both participants and the short-term mission team.
If you would like to join, or if you have any questions, please email me at [email protected].
Please be encouraged—and help us make Bible Camp happen this year!
Blessings,
Pastor Siimon Haamer
President of Tartu Academy of Theology
PROMISES
At the end of February, we launched the Promises campaign to complete the establishment of the Home of Hope—a Christian outreach center in Estonia.
By God’s grace,
86% of the total cost has already been paid,
and about $350,000 remains.
The mortgage is due January 31, 2027.
Inspired by Joshua 4:2-3,24, we will set up a memorial of 12 stones of Promises at Home of Hope as a remembrance of the journey that brought this center into being—bearing witness for generations to come that God is faithful and keeps His promises.
- For every $30,000 paid off, one stone will be placed—until twelve stones stand.
