Nordic Mission

Nordic Mission, also known as Nordic Harvest Mission, is a Christian foundation based in Norway. It was founded in the early 1990s by Håkon Fagervik and is headquartered at a prayer centre just north of Levanger. The organisation describes itself as a "prayer house" with a deep love for Jesus and people, seeking to reach people with the gospel through prayer, fasting, and personal contact. It operates a range of activities including prayer meetings, conferences, festivals, and mission trips. The foundation runs extensive missionary and humanitarian work in several countries, including Moldova, Ukraine, and the Philippines. Its aid arm, Nordic Aid, focuses on helping the poor and needy in Eastern Europe, sending relief supplies via a combination bus with 20 seats and 35 cubic metres of cargo space. Aid is distributed through reception networks in Ukraine and Moldova, providing food, schooling, medicines, and house-building assistance. Nordic Aid also supports native evangelists and pastors, organises tent meeting series, and helps establish new congregations. It has a project among the Warai-Warai people in the Philippines and supports evangelist Stewart Sichilongo in Zambia. The organisation publishes a magazine called Vekkelsesrapport six times a year, which serves as its information channel, reporting on its work and Christian revival around the world. It also operates the Nordic School of Supernatural Ministry, a Bible school established in 2009 with a focus on spiritual equipping modelled on the life of Jesus and the early Christians. The prayer centre, Nordisk Bønnesenter, is located in the Nomi building north of Levanger and offers accommodation for individuals seeking time in silence and prayer, with stays possible for a weekend, a week, or longer. Nordic Mission is an independent Christian foundation, not a publicly listed company. It is funded through donations and support partnerships. The organisation continues to be active, hosting events such as Danseweekend 2026, Lovsangsfest, and Lovsangsskole, and engaging in missionary work in Zambia, Ukraine, and other regions.

Nordic Mission, also known as Nordic Harvest Mission, was founded in the early 1990s by Håkon Fagervik. It was established on a vision to evangelise through outward contact with people and through prayer and fasting. The foundation set up a prayer centre just north of Levanger, in the Nomi building, which became its headquarters. The centre, called Nordisk Bønnesenter, was created to receive people who wish to spend time in silence and prayer, with several rooms available for stays over a weekend, a week, or longer. From its base in Norway, Nordic Mission developed extensive missionary and humanitarian work in several countries. Its aid division, Nordic Aid, focuses on helping the poor and needy in Eastern Europe. It operates a combination bus with 20 seats and 35 cubic metres of cargo space, sending relief shipments to reception networks in Ukraine and Moldova, which then forward the aid to where the need is greatest. The aid primarily supports poor families with food, schooling, medicines, and house-building. Nordic Aid also provides financial support to native evangelists and pastors, organises tent meeting series, and contributes to the establishment of new congregations. It has a project among the Warai-Warai people in the Philippines and supports evangelist Stewart Sichilongo in Zambia. In 2009, the organisation established the Nordic School of Supernatural Ministry, a Bible school with a particular focus on spiritually equipping people after the model of Jesus' life and the early Christians. The school is part of the foundation's broader mission to see revival born in prayer and lived out in action. Nordic Mission publishes a magazine called Vekkelsesrapport six times a year. The magazine serves as the mission's information channel, conveying reports about Nordic Mission's work and Christian revival around the world. It has a voluntary subscription. The foundation continues to be active, hosting events such as Danseweekend 2026, Lovsangsfest, and Lovsangsskole, and engaging in missionary work in Zambia, Ukraine, and other regions. It remains an independent Christian foundation, funded through donations and support partnerships.

• 2009

  Nordic School of Supernatural Ministry established.

• 1990

  Nordic Mission founded by Håkon Fagervik in the early 1990s.

A Christian prayer house and mission foundation focused on revival, evangelism, and humanitarian aid.

• Nordisk Bønnesenter

  Prayer centre located in the Nomi building north of Levanger, offering accommodation for prayer and silence.

• Nordic Aid

  Aid division providing humanitarian assistance to Eastern Europe, with a combination bus for relief shipments.

• Nordic School of Supernatural Ministry

  Bible school established in 2009, focusing on spiritual equipping.

• Vekkelsesrapport

  Magazine published six times a year, serving as the mission's information channel.

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