Originally from Eastern Europe, Hope* is the youngest in a family of five siblings. At the age of 14, her mother passed away from pancreatic cancer, prompting her to question the meaning of life. That same year, she was invited to a camp for teens where they studied the Bible, and it was there that she heard the Good News for the first time. Profoundly changed by God’s grace, she went on to graduate from university with a degree in Tourism, and God placed in her heart a desire for missions and reaching unreached souls. She began volunteering with various mission organizations, demonstrating zeal in sharing the Good News through activities such as street evangelism, social work, and youth ministry. In 2018, she made the decision to join Operation Mobilisation, where she was actively involved in supporting local pastors, leaders, and missionaries in church planting efforts in villages with no believers or churches for three years.

In September 2021, Hope* joined the Logos Hope Ship for a two-year commitment, serving in the Bookfair department as the ship traveled from the Caribbean to Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. During this time, God placed a desire in her heart to serve in Muslim countries.

After her ship experience, Hope* had a vision trip to North Africa, which lasted for a short three months. During this exposure, she learned how to live in the region, studied a local dialect, and discovered ways to minister to Muslims. She is now planning to serve, with a focus on learning the dialect, interacting with and making friends with locals, and sharing the Good News when God opens doors for it in this sensitive region.

Join her and be a part of the Gospel progress in North Africa as she continues to serve the Lord.

Hope* has a desire to reach the unreached in North Africa, where there are no believers and no churches. She dreams of building intentional friendships and witnessing lives transformed by the Good News.