Currently in Spain, there are approximately 1,200,000 evangelical Christians. Only 400,000 of these are actually Spanish and only half of them are committed church members.

There are evangelicals and churches in all cities of over 20,000 people and in most of the towns with over 15,000. A massive part of the Spanish population has little or no chance of hearing the good news about Jesus.

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Youth in Spain

Young people have been raised by “atheist” or non-practicing catholic parents. This means young people have no Christian foundation and are either very closed or too open to any spiritual experience or belief.

Those who come from a Christian background usually find themselves in small churches, rarely with an active youth group or good models for discipleship. Christian young people are in great need of encouragement, training and opportunities for ministry and growth.