COUNTRIES WE SERVE

IN Slovakia

Country Overview

Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe with a population of over five million people. It became a post-communist country when the collapse of the communist regime occurred in 1989.

The Roma, commonly known as Gypsies, are the largest ethnic minority group in Europe and make up approximately 10% of the population. They live in severe poverty with high rates of unemployment, alcoholism, and gambling. The Gypsy people often feel isolated and forgotten.

Partner Bio

Pavel Sinko

Pavel Sinko was trained as an electrical engineer. In 1993, the Lord led him to full-time ministry with International Needs. Pavel serves as the Executive Director of International Needs Slovakia. He is married to Jane, who is also involved in the ministry, and they have three children. Pavel is responsible for all areas of the ministry, including youth evangelism, summer English camps, and ministries for children, youth, women, and families.

MINISTRIES of IN Slovakia

Refugees & Relief

Ukrainian refugees are receiving food, shelter, and resettlement support as well as emotional and spiritual support. Convoys with relief supplies are also traveling into Ukraine.

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Education

Through teen and children’s summer camps and special festivals, the younger generations are being educated and trained in the name of Jesus.

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Gospel Outreach

Community workers are sharing the love of Jesus Christ to the Gypsy community by hosting Sunday meetings, dance classes, cookouts, and other outreach activities at community centers.

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