Germany is a major economic and political power on the European continent and an historic leader in many cultural, theoretical and technical fields. Christianity is the largest religion in Germany, with 62 percent of the total population split between Protestants and Catholics. Most of those, however, have only a nominal involvement in faith, and more than 30 percent of the population is not affiliated with any church.
CMF is involved in transforming lives and communities in Germany through partnership with local churches, schools, and through Unterwegs, the Globalscope campus ministry.
Through a ministry partnership with the Kreuzkirche, a local church in Tübingen, CMF missionaries work to expand the reach of the church to multiple generations.
Other CMF missionaries are advancing God’s kingdom through their work at Black Forest Academy and working with refugees in the area, who have been displaced due to political unrest, human rights violations, war, and religious persecution.
The Unterwegs campus ministry team uses a variety of activities to build an open community where university students can explore faith and what it means to follow Christ. These activities include weekly free meals, a free Café English for practice with native speakers, small Bible study groups and service projects with local charities.