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Search Results for: vasilica
Mircea and Vasilica
Yesterday, Jason and I had a really cool time visiting some gypsy communities here in Bucuresti. We started the evening off by stopping in to check on the families living along the railroad tracks between the Cora and Plaza Romania. … Continue reading
Posted in Bucharest
Tagged church-plant, drugs, evangelism, gypsy, heroine, poverty, salvation
A Christmas Visit
We used to visit Drumul Taberei every week, but over the last year, we’ve been concentrating more on planting the church and working with English-speakers (whom we can at this point more effectively disciple). So by the time Christmas came, it had been … Continue reading
Posted in Bucharest
Christmas Adventures
With Christmas come and gone, I figured I ought to give a quick update on some of our holiday adventures here in Romania. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures, so you don’t get any. For starters, nearly $600 in donations … Continue reading
“Make sure you wash yourselves”
Today, after spending the afternoon speaking to people in Cismigiu Park (and, incidentally, getting ourselves kicked out because we handed a gospel flier to a security guard), we hopped on the subway to go visit our Gypsy friends along Drumul … Continue reading
Posted in Bucharest
Tagged children, cismigiu, drumul taberei, evangelism, gypsies, gypsy, poor, poverty, racism, stereotype, vasilica
Playing with Kids in a Trash Heap
When I was first taken to their home a few months ago, my first thought was that I had somehow been transported about 70 years back in time and 1400 miles west of Bucharest. The site looked just like what … Continue reading
A Saint on the Road to the Army Encampment
I’ve written before about Vasilica, her faith, her life, and the difficult situation she is in. As we visited her last night, I was reminded once again of the power of God to turn normal, insignificant people into men and … Continue reading
Posted in Bucharest
Tagged bible, bible study, disciples, discipleship, gypsy, revival, saint, vasilica
Please, please, don’t abort the baby
Last night, when we met with Vasilica to encourage her in her walk with God, she told us she had seen a couple visions this last week while praying for us. First, she had seen a picture of Jason and … Continue reading
Half a Year in Bucharest
Today at 8:20 pm is the six-month mark for when I arrived in Romania. I don’t know that I have anything super insightful to say about it all, but it seemed an appropriate time to reflect on things. On the … Continue reading
Alexandru Grigorescu and Answers to Prayer
A few months ago, I was really discouraged at how little evangelism I saw going on in this “Christian” nation of Romania. In particular, I wanted to preach open-air, but I knew no one loud enough or bold enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Bucharest
Tagged alexandru grigorescu, baptism, bucharest, evangelism, gypsy, open-air, prayer, preaching
Footsteps In The Deep 