Seven ways to join in
Every part of the family has something to give. Find the one that fits you — and get in touch.
However you join in, you become part of a family that stretches from Albania to your doorstep.
“The best is yet to come.”
Whatever you can offer — a prayer, a gift, a fortnight, a lifetime — there is a place for you in the story.
Be part of the story
Break down barriers. Build people up. Bring people together. Whatever your gifts, your time or your means, there is a place for you in what God is doing through Tek Ura — in Albania and on our own doorstep.
Ways to get involved
Every part of the family has something to give. Here are the main ways you can join in.
Support Albanian-led mission in Tirana and Durrës month by month, or make a one-off gift. Regular givers become Bridge Builders, sustaining the everyday work of the five programmes.
Give now →Prayer is the foundation of everything we do. Join our supporter community to receive prayer updates from the team, and pray with us through seasons like our 40 Days of Prayer.
Join the prayer list →Offer your skills — teaching, physiotherapy, admin, trades, youth work, hospitality. There are ways to serve alongside our team in Albania, and to support the work from the UK.
Get in touch →Rally your church, small group or workplace behind a project. Take on a challenge like the Run for Tek Ura — Tirana 10K, or host an event to help fund the work.
Run for Tek Ura →Bring a short-term team, or come and see for yourself. Stand shoulder to shoulder with an Albanian-led church and community in Tirana and Durrës — and come home changed.
Plan a visit →Our UK sister charity runs a faith-funded internship programme — 2–3 week, 6-month and 12-month placements — giving young adults a chance to serve, learn and discern a calling.
Ask about internships →The Council of Supporters
A growing family of individuals, families and churches from the south coast to Scotland who invest in Tek Ura through prayer, giving, fundraising, governance and mission visits. Together we hold the work in the UK so it can flourish in Albania.
"The best is yet to come."
Whatever you can offer — a prayer, a gift, a fortnight, a lifetime — there is a place for you in the story.
