Decades ago, some families in Ghent, Belgium belonged to the Catholic church. That older generation’s children turned from the church. Now the 20–30-year-olds in the area have no idea about the Bible or who Jesus is. IMB missionaries call this generation, “pre-Christian.”
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Most churches in Ghent, Belgium open for tourists but few locals worship there. IMB missionaries say 68% of people in the area do not believe in God or an afterlife.
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Ghent, Belgium is home to beautiful historic buildings and churches. Normally the city streets are fairly deserted but once a year, 2 million people descend for Ghent Music Festivities.
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A big blue bear sits on a park bench in Belgium. The writing on the bench invites those passing by to sit and talk because “Warme William listens.” IMB Photo
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