There are differences between generations in terms of mentality, ideals, or concerns, this being also visible in the Church. Christian leaders are trying to find solutions to meet the needs of young people who have questions and needs.

After the Second World War, the first Pentecostal gathering started in Vicovu de Sus, recalls Gheorghe Iliuț, who at that time was 12 years old. As a child, he was forced to leave his hometown together with his mother and grandmother, while his father was at the front. After the war came a period when Christian gatherings were banned, but Christians found ways to meet. Gheorghe Iliuț speaks about how precious the Word of God is.

Remona Paul’s parents had fear of the Lord, but they did not have a personal relationship with Him. In their home, there was no practice of prayer and the Word of God was not read. Like many other families, they went to church only on Easter and Christmas. Moreover, their relationship grew cold, they did not forgive each other, and their marriage fell apart. It was Remona’s grandparents who influenced her life and helped her come to know God. Today, together with her husband, Valer Paul, she pastors the “Philadelphia” Church in Baia Mare. We invite you to listen to her testimony.

“Dunamis” Church in Bucharest recently hosted an evening of prayer for Israel, in light of the current Middle East context. The guest of the meeting, Chad Holland, leader of the Messianic congregation “King of Kings” in Jerusalem, brought a Messianic perspective on the history of Israel and the Church. Prayers were also lifted up for different needs.