Our ministry

Making Christ known in the life of Rome.

We serve among Italians, migrants, and internationals through personal evangelism, discipleship, hospitality, church partnership, biblical care, and visual storytelling.

Our purpose

The gospel shapes what we hope to see.

We desire to see people trust and follow Jesus, believers grow through Scripture and life together, local churches strengthened, and the wider church drawn into informed prayer and faithful partnership.

01

Gospel Relationships

Christ is made known through people who are willing to share their lives.

We build genuine friendships, welcome people into our lives and home, demonstrate Christ’s love, and speak clearly about the gospel in the ordinary places where life happens.

02

Discipleship

Following Jesus takes Scripture, patience, and life together.

We desire to open God’s Word with people, encourage believers, and walk patiently with those who are learning to trust and follow Christ within the life of the church.

03

Church Strengthening

The local church is central to God’s mission.

We serve alongside local believers, healthy churches, and established ministries so that Christians are encouraged, disciples are strengthened, and the church is equipped for faithful witness.

04

Ministry Among the Nations

Rome brings neighbors from across the world together.

Italians live alongside people from Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and elsewhere. We want to love migrants, refugees, students, and international families as neighbors—listening to their stories, welcoming them, and sharing the hope of Christ.

05

Biblical Care

God’s Word speaks hope into the burdens people carry.

Rebekah is developing biblical-counseling skills with the hope of offering wise, scriptural encouragement and care to women and families as training progresses and appropriate opportunities develop.

06

Media and Storytelling

Honest stories can deepen prayer and participation.

Justin uses photography, video, and communication to serve ministries, document missionary life truthfully, and help the wider church understand the religious and demographic changes shaping Europe.

07

Language and Cultural Rootedness

Long-term ministry requires listening, learning, and belonging.

Learning Italian helps the Wrights listen well, communicate the gospel clearly, serve local churches more meaningfully, and participate fully in the community they call home.

Justin walking through a neighborhood in Rome

The aim

“Make Christ known, strengthen His church, and serve the people God has placed around us.”
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Walk with us

There is a place for you in this mission.