The British and Foreign Bible Society was a Protestant-based institution targeting the Ottoman Empire.

There was a minor Protestant reformation in the Balkans after the Cyrniea war in 1856 after the Ottoman Turks had to give up.

Albania was the sole country in the entire Ottoman Empire to take in the reform beliefs.

As a result, Gjerasim Qiriazi is considered the father of the Kosovo Protestant Evangelical Church.

[8][self-published source] The church was officially inaugurated on June 16, 1985, by the leadership of Artur Krasniqi.

However, at the national level, KPEC bodies are: Assembly (Synod), Council of Ministers (Presbytery) and the Chairman.

Based on merits of the works of the individuals, participants in the Assembly nominate potential candidates who may serve in such post.

The Protestants face legal obstacles when they seek to build churches and, in some cases, do not even have the right to bury their dead.

Similarly, the KPEC plans to challenge the education ministry’s financing of an Islamic madrasa in the capital.

They are calling for clear separation of religion and state, they say the government should not be in the business of funding religious communities.

Artur Krasniqi stated that Protestants 'do not agree in any way with any discrimination whatsoever towards any religious group'.

Chief Imam of Kosovo Sabri Bajgora stated recently that 'Muslims will not be responsible for any consequences whatsoever to Protestants if they do not stop their activity in this country.'

The Kosovo Government also thanked Protestant Evangelical believers for all their help given to the Kosova population between 1999-2012.

The KPEC President, Secretary and the Office staff were present for the dedication of the historic monument, and on behalf of the Kosova Protestant Evangelical Church, KPEC Secretary Brian Gibson had accepted the certificate of gratitude issued by The Office of the Prime Minister.

[13] Before the Kosovo War in 1998, the KPEC launched the International Day of Prayer, which also involved fasting, which influenced the rest of the World Evangelical Alliance.

On January 31, all the evangelical countries join in prayer for Kosovo and how it suffered through the war.