The Ministry of Every Believer conference recently took place in Alba County, organized by the Family of Faith Christian Center from Cluj-Napoca. The goal of this event was to equip Christian leaders to be effective servants in their communities. The main guest of the conference was Pastor Paul Troquille, author of the book that inspired the event’s name, along with his wife Debbie and Philip and Sherry Baker, missionaries in Bulgaria.
This week’s news edition is a special one, dedicated to the Prayer for Israel conference, which recently took place at the River of Life Church in Bucharest. The theme of the event, now in its 14th edition, was Israel and the Nations. It was a prophetic conference aimed at understanding the current spiritual moment we are living in. The guests were leaders from prayer houses and Christian organizations in Israel and the Netherlands. The conference was organized in partnership with Alfa Omega TV.
Europes Children is the department responsible for ministering to children in Europe for the World Missions of the Assemblies of God. This organization aims to reach the 80 million children in Europe through charitable actions, the Word of God, and Christian education materials. Every two years, Europes Children organizes the Energy conference for training workers, and in 2024, it took place in Bucharest.
This years The Burning Bush prayer meeting took place in the village of Mădrigești, Arad County. It was an anniversary edition. For 20 years, this meeting has been held without interruption, even though in recent years the location has changed or, during the pandemic, it was held online. It is an event focused on prayer, deepening the relationship with God, returning to first love, and pursuing personal and church purification and sanctification. Lets watch a report from the 2024 edition.
Roma communities still face challenges like a lack of education among both children and adults, poverty, and an outdated mentality that prevents them from improving their situation. On the other hand, there are areas in Romania where various NGOs have stepped in and created centers where children receive a hot meal, help with homework, and participate in leisure activities. One such after-school program for Roma children was established in Boldești-Scăeni by Viorel Oprișan, pastor of the Eben Ezer Church. We will learn about the history of this project and how it has developed
