Kraków - in the south. The former capital of the Polish kings. Fortunately it was spared extensive destruction in the last war. The church is located in a historical bldg.

The church has a impressive youith and career group that meets on Saturdays for praise, worship and fellowship and serves on Sundays with testimonies and music.

Gdansk - the largest city in the north on the Baltic sea. The church building has the appearance of an apartment block (a church style approved by the communist government of the 60-ties.) I was there during a communion service. The wine is served in a silver chalice . The elements are received while standing up. The congregation are mostly young and mature adults with children and teenagers. Music is enhanced by piano and other modern instruments.

On every Saturday a group of young people is serving a hearty soup with rolls preceded by a testimony and prayer by one of the young people. Some of the attendees are in the church on Sunday. The bookstore is open every Sunday after the service and is operated by the young people. This church has now expanded into Gdansk II, the southern area of the city, which is now fully operational and a third church is being planted in the northern area, the town of Sopot, a resort town on the Baltic. During the summer this town triples in size to about 100,000.- people. A young American missionary of Polish descent (3rd generation) and his Polish wife have started a new church which has already purchased a building in a good location of the city.