Adriatic states

Yugoslavia separated into five republics in 1990-1992, and Montenegro became independent of Serbia in 2006. The northern states of Slovenian and Croatia are prosperous, while in Bosnia & Herzegovina and Macedonia there is widespread hardship. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008.

Albania has struggled to develop its economy since the fall of its totalitarian communist regime in the 1990s.

Albania Population: 3.6 million. Language: Albanian. Main religions: Muslim, Albanian Orthodox, Roman Catholic.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Population: 4.5 million. Language: Bosnian. Main religions: Muslim, Serbian Orthodox, Roman Catholic.
Croatia Population: 4.5 million. Language: Croatian. Main religion: Roman Catholic.
Kosovo Population: 2 million. Languages: Albanian, Serbian. Main religions: Muslim, Serbian Orthodox.
Macedonia Population: 2 million. Languages: Macedonian, Albanian. Main religions: Macedonian Orthodox, Muslim.
Montenegro Population: 680,000. Language: Serbian. Main religions: Serbian Orthodox.
Serbia Population: 8 million. Language: Serbian. Main religions: Serbian Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Muslim.
Slovenia Population: 2 million. Language: Slovenian. Main religion: Roman Catholic.

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CBM activities Correspondence and e-mail contact, campaigns and visits, advertising and translation of literature into local languages. Exploring the Bible is available in Macedonian and Albanian, the CBM 18-lesson course in Croatian, Bosnian, Albanian, and The New Life in Christ course in Macedonian.

Web site www.cbm4yu.com

Ecclesias Subotica (Serbia), Kicevo (Macedonia). Isolated members in Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia.

Picture story Preaching in Serbia (2008)

Picture story Macedonia review (2007)

Picture story Preaching in Croatia and Bosnia (2006)

Picture story Sowing the seed in Macedonia (2005)

Picture story Growth in Albania (2000)

Picture story Ivan's story (Croatia) (2000)

Albanian literature

Bosnian literature

Croatian literature

Macedonian literature

Serbian literature