Mike and Caroline Miller

Serving in Greece

According to mission research websites like JoshuaProject.net, Greece has a population of about 10.5 million people with about half of one percent (.5%) considered to be evangelical believers. To put this in perspective, Iran has more than twice as many evangelical believers at 1.2.%
Planting churches is one way to be an effective, long term, evangelistic presence in Greece.
Mike and Caroline partner with and support the church planting initiatives of the First Greek Evangelical Church in Athens.
Specifically, they have been tasked by their Greek partners with supporting a church plant in Agia Paraskevi, a community about 6 miles NE of Athens city center. In August of 2018 they moved to Agia Paraskevi from Charleston SC and rented an apartment a few blocks from the church plant.
Currently Mike preaches about twice a month and together, Mike and Caroline help accompany the worship with flute and guitar each Sunday.
They also lead Bible studies for area college students, help teach Greek to ministry type folks, and are involved in facilitating seminars for the community on a monthly basis to build relationships and trust between the church and the community.
To learn more about Mike and Caroline, and the work they are doing, please visit their website at www.millersingreece.org.

Prayer Requests:

1. Pray for Caroline and the rest of the family as they continue grieving the recent loss of her father.
   
2. Continued adjustment back to life and ministry in Greece after being in the USA for several months.
   
3. Greece came out of lockdown in May and different aspects of life have been opening up.  Praise that they can now travel within the country and they can participate in small-scale gatherings once again. The Millers are thankful for the ability to have the first in person church service since October for the church plant in Agia Paraskevi (even though there are still restrictions).
   
4. The Pangrati Project—one of the newest church plant initiatives in Athens. Pray as they:
   
   1. ​Walk the streets of the Pangrati neighborhood in Athens on a weekly basis and pray
   2. Lead Bible studies and host game nights
   3. Praise for growth of the group walks and for the building of good relationships during quarantine. They were able to help those who were going through difficulties and are hoping to continue building a safe community with the goal of loving one another.