At this years TeenStreet Europe 1,800 teenagers experienced a week that brought them closer to God and mobilised them to be lights in their communities.

Through Scatter Railways, Global Village at TeenStreet focussed on introducing teens to the 2.8 billion people who have never heard of Jesus.

The Riverboat community sailed from port-to-port to mobilise believers into missions and share the Hope of God together. How is life after the Riverboat?

After an onshore Frisbee game, OM Riverboats community members invite a Muslim woman on board and share God's Word with her.

Riverboat community members braved an unforeseen snowfall to reach out to the people of Mannheim, Germany.

One cabin on the Riverboat was specially set aside as a prayer room to encourage intercessory prayer at all times.

Riverboat community members took to the city centre for an afternoon and–to their surprise–met people who spoke their heart languages.

Disguised in different roles–from rebellious teenagers to homeless people to prostitutes and pimps–community members responsible for the onshore segment of The Agency experience act out the types of least reached people in society.

As ‘Karneval’ goers flooded the bars, Riverboat community members heading out on the streets to pray.

Christa planned to travel around Europe for fun, but OM mobilised her to instead share Jesus with people in Europe, Turkey and India.

Long-term workers transition from the Near East Field to Germany to serve Syrians and equip churches to reach out to refugees.

OM workers Elsbeth and Josef* are seeing vibrant communities of Jesus followers among least reached immigrants in Germany.