Thursday, June 30, 2011

Day 7 Romania 2011

Today was our last day on the field. Our team Onesh and we saw about 85 today. We shared the gospel this area was very poor.

We went to lunch Colminsh were Dana and the other team was ministering tonal the church their it is a Ram strategic church. We had a romanian dish stuffed peppers they were so good. The church was big and it also had a seminary with dorms. Also they had a handicap facility where the team went to minister to them.

On the way back we stopped by the pastors home that we helped in Omish. We gave the clothes and some food. The pastor had 10 children the pic with the kids in the blue looking living room is their home.

This has been amazing trip and a learning experience of the people here in Romania.

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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Day 6 Romania 2011

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Today was a great we saw 110 people today. It was a great day in The Secuiani area it's was the first time for The missionaries to be in this area. In one of the groups their were elders from the orthodox church the translator said they were very attentive and interested in what I was sharing.

Heather shared the gospel with two groups as well I was so proud of her.

Dana and the other group went to the Gypsie village down the road it was very unruling. The seed was planted. The local pastors hope to start a church in that area in the future, we had to gain permission from the mayor and this was huge.The rain was not too bad people still came out.

The picture is in the school where we were sharing the gospel.

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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Day 5 Romania 2011

Today was a little different than before we split Thr team up into two teams. Me and Heather helped the Mississippi team and Dana went with our team to another village.

Our team started out here in Bacu and the pastor of rge church went out of town on emergency and The person he asked to fill in didnt show. Due to the leader not being there not many showed up. All the people that came through were members of the church we were working from, so I simple encourage them to be the great commission. Also the kids colored the bags that out students worked on that was cool to see that just a week ago in Thr refuge we worked on them and to see the kids get them was great.

After lunch we went to Rocovo it was a Gypsie village we saw about 35 people there. I shared the gospel message and when I asked them to stand to make a decision they all stood, I realized that they all knew Christ so I continued to tell them and encourage them to share their faith. The people were all
Members if the church we were working from.

The country here is deeply rooted In the orthodox so alot of them have knowledge of Christ but not a relationship with Christ. Some of the locals said the reason that a lot of people are not coming out is due to the weather. Please pray this rain away. Thank you who all are praying.

Dumnezeu să vă binecuvânteze

God Bless

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Monday, June 27, 2011

Day 4 Romania

Today we went to Gypsie church and set up the medical supplies. Dana worked with the kids and Heather helped in The medical area taking blood pressure. The parents came and heard the gospel with myself preaching along with Kim and Tom. We saw about 15 who received Christ. Julian The pastor has done a amazing job reaching the people In the Bacu area around the church.

God is so good.

Thank you for your prayers they are felt

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Day 3 Romania 2011

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This morning we had the opportunity to go to the Roman Baptist Church in Roman. I was able to preach and Dana and Heather sang and shared their testimonies. It was a congregation of about 40. They were very discipled the service was about 3 hrs with a time of studying scripture a hour of prayer and 1 hour for worship and message. This was mostly a Romania church some Gypsies came in the service and once found out we weren't giving anything away today they left. We are learning the alot of the Gypsies are rude,thieves, beggars and don't like to work. The Romanian people are insulted by them alot of race takes place between the two groups.

In the evening we went to the Gypsie church here in Bacu. It was a awesome service and long about 3 and a half hours. The music was beautiful accordion, violin and piano. We had two sermons me and Bro. Bob shared and a lady from the group named Pam shared her testimony.

Tomorrow we begin the medical and children ministries alot of people will come for that but before they receive anything
they will hear the gospel. I am first to share the gospel tomorrow I am real excited please pray for Thd hearts of the gypsies To be receptive.

I was telling some on the team today that yes the Gypsies seem to be people that are selfish and can come across as not liked but you know if Those are the ones Jesus would go after the most.

Thank you for your prayers

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Day 2 Romania 2011

Yesterday was preparation for the week. We unpacked and sorted the medicine. We went to the market to shop. The country is beautiful it was in the 60's all day weather is great.

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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Romania 2011 day 1

We just landed in Washington. Today we will mostly be traveling our next flight is to Munich Germany it is a 12 hr flight. Thank you all for praying pls continue. We have a special request please pray the rain to stop it makes ministry really tough in villages.

God Bless

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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Tomorrow Flight Info

Our flight number is 598 Delta. Please pray for safe travels and smoothness through airport. 

 

Buenos Noches

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Day 7 video

Today was a great day of The Lord we went to the Juan Dolio church in the am and in the pm we went to Los Foundos we gave out the dresses. It was a great service at both services. Please pray for the Los Foundos church they are raising money to take a mission trip to panama.

On the way out we had a flat lol. Please pray for our trip home tomorrow.

Buenos noches

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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Day 6 2011

Today we went to the capital Santo Domingo. There we handed out bibles and tracts, it was awesome so many people were approaching us to get the bibles.Also the team was able to go to the straw market to buy souvenirs. We went and toured the Columbus church which is the oldest church in the Americas which was built in 1511, after the tour we ate lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe.

On the ride home we went by the rawlings baseball complex that score owns, it is a 6 million dollar facility. Tons of kids come there for baseball camps. To finish off the evening the guys went back to the Juan Dolio church to finish the shelves in the storage room. 

The team is having a great time and we have done so much in such a small amount of time. Thank you so much for all your prayers and support. 

Tomorrow we are going to the am service at the Juan Dolio Church and in the evening we will be attending the church in Los Foundos

 

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Friday, June 10, 2011

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Today was our free day and we went to Catalina Island. We had the chance to snorkel and swim. To end the evening we went to the church here in Juan Dolio and helped with the youth service. Jordan and Cody shared there testimonies, they did a amazing job. The group did two of the vbs songs and we played games with the youth. It was encouraging to see the youth service taking place this was a great opportunity to get the youth off the streets on a Friday night. 

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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Dr Day 3

Today was another amazing day of ministry, with no rain, Praise God and thank you for your prayers. We started off going to the Jumbo to buy groceries. We were able to feed 40 families in a Haitian village called La Tanques. I was able to share the gospel and Linda shared the Bible story with the children and did a amazing job. The kids loved the vbs songs.

We also were able to give the dresses and tshirts away today, the little girls loved the dresses. I wish all of the WOM team could see their faces,i have a pic of some of them. Our team is so thankful to all of those who spent evening sowing to make them available. 

After Lunch today we went to a village and set up at a little school to distribute water filters, we were able to give 50 away. We broke them up into two groups and shared the gospel with them, some hands went up. One thing that we have noticed here is that eternal security is a battle with the people. Kim shared the story of the woman that washed Jesus' feet, she did a great job. We were not able to give the dresses out at this area due to so many kids. 

 

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To top the evening off we took the team to EL Sueno's to eat dinner. We have such a great team!!!! Please keep praying for great weather and that we all stay safe. 

 

Buenos Noches 

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Monday, June 6, 2011

The Group

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We are waiting at the gate now our flight leaves at 10:14. Security went really smooth please pray for our team we are so excited to be the great commission.

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Friday, June 3, 2011

DR 2011

We are so excited about this years trip please pray for our team as we go. Below is a schedule of the week. 

 Mon 6 - Arrive

 Tue 7 - Deliver water filters and evangelize in Guayacanes (am) - Los
 Fundos VBS (pm)

 Wed 8 - Feed a Village (am) - Deliver water filters / VBS (pm)

 Thu 9 - Work day at JD church (men); Ladies mtg/dresses/Lily House
 (ladies)

 Fri 10 - Catalina - Help with JD youth at night

 Sat 11 - Capital - shopping, lunch, street evangelism - VBS program with
 JD kids (late afternoon)

 Sun 12 - JD church (am) - Fundos (pm - optional)'

 Mon 13 - Deliver water filters (am) - Adios (pm)

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