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Ski Camp – 4th Edition, Alpiniș MLI

Theme: Friendship

This winter we experienced together a new edition of the ski camp for families with children—a week full of joy, growth, and moments that brought us closer to one another and, together, closer to God. This year’s theme, “Friendship,” challenged us to reflect on what it truly means to keep close: to share in joy, to support one another in times of need, and, from an eternal perspective, to guide one another to Christ.

The days were full of energy and enthusiasm. The children spent time on the slopes where, alongside dedicated instructors, they made visible progress and learned not only new techniques but also lessons in perseverance and courage. At the same time, parents enjoyed a valuable time of rest and equipping by participating in the Alpha course for parents of teenagers—a space for reflection and encouragement during this important stage of family life.

In the evenings, we gathered together for teaching and fellowship. Our guest, caricaturist Radu Clețiu, illustrated through live drawing the beauty of the friendship between David and Jonathan—a friendship placed above personal interests, a model of loyalty and devotion. The evenings were filled with singing, outdoor bonfires with snacks, meaningful conversations, and prayer—times when relationships deepened and hearts opened.

A special highlight of the week was the Alpiniș Cup, the ski competition for children who participated in the lessons. The emotions at the finish line, the parents’ applause, and the children’s sincere joy were clear evidence of their progress and of the supportive atmosphere that characterized the entire camp.

Beyond the schedule and activities, what remains are the testimonies of hearts that were touched:

“For us, the camp exceeded expectations. The excellent organization and balanced schedule—skiing, meals, rest—helped us truly enjoy the week without feeling rushed. We especially appreciated the evening messages and games; even though we were newcomers, we felt warmly welcomed. The idea of offering an Alpha course in the mornings for those who don’t ski was brilliant. And the fondue night and outdoor bonfire were special, unforgettable moments.”

“The evening Bible messages deeply touched us. They were inspiring and easy to remember, and the visual illustrations made the truths come alive in such practical ways. We also greatly appreciated the idea of an Alpha course for parents of teenagers—it’s an initiative we truly need at this stage of our lives.”

“We’re leaving with hearts full of gratitude. We thank God for everything. It was a joy to see how much our children have grown—they managed on their own and pleasantly surprised us. The atmosphere was wonderful: reconnecting with dear friends and forming new friendships. On the last evening, when we saw the tables full of people playing and laughing together, we felt we were leaving richer than when we arrived. Even with our health challenges, it was a true blessing.”

We look back with gratitude. We thank God for His protection, for the friendships formed, and for the growth each of us experienced. We also thank the team and everyone involved for their dedication and service.

We look forward with joy to future editions, confident that each gathering like this plants seeds that will bear fruit in time.

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Faith in Action – Children At Risk

Children at Risk (CAR)

Each year, we see just how fragile, and yet how resilient, the children and young people we serve can be. Every life is a story, but one truth stands out for all: when someone believes in you, change becomes possible. That is why our mission remains the same, to stay close, to support, and to create a safe and dignified environment where vulnerable people can find change and growth.

In the early 1990s, our society was shaken by the harsh reality of Romania’s orphanages. Our colleagues were among the first to respond to the needs of hundreds of children in the Recas area, Timis County, and more than 30 years later, we remain deeply committed to this community. Who are those children today? Camelia (pseudonym) was a small, fragile girl with big eyes and a sad look. The challenges of growing up in an orphanage leave lasting marks. 

Today, Camelia is the mother of two children, a teenage boy and a young girl. We continue to be  part of her life, supporting her family and children with food and hygiene supplies through the Back to School program, while also offering Camelia ongoing counseling. Last year, she completed the Circle of Trust parenting course (based on Attachment Theory), which we organized through our Mom’s School program, designed to support mothers as they navigate today’s parenting challenges. Camelia is deeply committed to keeping her family together. Though she had little growing up, she has chosen to raise her children with responsibility, dignity, and courage. Her story shows that long-term, appropriate support truly makes a difference.

Even in 2025, we continue to be surprised by the deep needs of many children in Romania’s rural communities. For them, opportunities and access to education is significantly reduced. Camelia’s story reflects the reality of 60 families across 11 towns in the Recas area which are part of our Back to School dropout-prevention program, implemented by MLI in partnership with the “Constantin Paunescu” Inclusive Education School Center in Recas.

In addition to material support, we provide weekly moral and spiritual education, Bible lessons, and most recently a new course, The Six Keys to Success (John Maxwell), where children learn, by age group, the importance of integrity and attitude.

All of MLI’s Children at Risk (CAR) programs address long term, deep-rooted needs in our communities. Beside Back to School, we provide care and prevention through programs such as Deborah House, Aspirations, and Harmony.

Since 2002, more than 160 underage girls with life stories marked by neglect, severe abuse, and exploitation have received care, shelter, and recovery support at our two Deborah House licensed residential centers. This year, three girls were accepted into vocational schools in Timisoara. Four girls, upon reaching adulthood, transitioned out of Deborah House and into independent living. Through the Aspirations program, we continue to offer assistance during this critical stage.

Andreea (pseudonym), a former Deborah House beneficiary, is now the mother of Vlad (pseudonym), a three-year-old boy with special needs. Like an extended family, we remain close to Andreea, covering the costs of specialized therapies (speech therapy, occupational therapy) and caregiving services, essential for Vlad’s recovery and development.

At the Buzias Educational Center, a juvenile detention facility, through the Harmony program, we work annually with approximately 170 incarcerated youth, ages 14 to 23. In partnership with the center, our goal is to reduce recidivism and facilitate successful reintegration into society through Christian education workshops. A new initiative introduced this year is the Choices for Freedom course (EQUIP), accredited by the National Prison Administration, which equips young people with tools for change, responsibility, and reintegration.

Through your partnership, in 2025 we came alongside more than 400 vulnerable children and youth, as well as 60 families. Thank you and we invite you to continue to invest in the safety and flourishing of vulnerable youth in 2026 as well.

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Daniel Reid at Deborah House

For six months, Daniel Reid—a member of the Serve Youth organization from Northern Ireland—was a quiet yet energetic presence at Deborah House. He came with the desire to volunteer and participate in a meaningful way in our activities. He spent his days moving between physical work, nature, and people—bringing skill, joy, and diligence wherever he went.

A large part of his time was dedicated to caring for the greenhouses and outdoor spaces. Among other things, he tended to the plants—tomatoes, peppers, eggplants—and, after the harvest, prepared the soil for a new cycle of growth. His attention to detail also showed in the landscaping of the rose garden at Deborah House 2, adding a touch of order and beauty to the place.

Daniel didn’t stop at gardening. He repaired cabinets, mowed the lawn, painted, maintained flowerbeds and the orchard, and whenever needed, offered a helping hand with various repair and maintenance projects, being of help for the social father. His colleagues describe him as hardworking, calm, trustworthy, and always ready to help.

Daniel’s time at Deborah House meant physical work, commitment, and generosity. Through everything he did, he helped create a more beautiful, cleaner, and warmer environment for the girls.

“I really appreciated the variety of my role, especially the practical work at Deborah House, where no two days were the same. The different projects and the teams that visited during the summer made the work both meaningful and motivating. Some of my favorite moments include renovating the rooms at Deborah House 2, working in the orchard, and all the small tasks in between.

Living in Romania was a true adventure—similar to Northern Ireland in some ways, yet full of new experiences such as driving on the other side of the road, learning a new language, and discovering many kinds of food. I was also grateful for the opportunities to serve at Betania Church in Timisoara, whether in children’s ministry, practical tasks, or through prayer encouragement.

In my free time, I enjoyed cycling alongside young people from various churches in the city and even took part in the Timisoara Triathlon. I am deeply grateful to my home church, Saintfield Baptist, for their practical support and especially for their prayers, as well as to the members of Betania Baptist Church in Timisoara, who welcomed me so warmly. I am grateful for Missio Link International (MLI) and the opportunity to serve—especially at Deborah House. I don’t yet know what comes next, but I will look back on this time with gratitude and continue to pray for your ministry.”
 — Daniel Reid

 

Thank you, Daniel, for six months of passionate and dedicated service. May God bless you in everything that lies ahead and we look forward to seeing you again as a friend and ambassador of the ministry. 

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Theology Workshops

At the beginning of November, at Alpinis, we launched the first edition of a new MLI program: Theology Workshops. Over the course of several days, participants developed their tools for in-depth study of biblical texts and strengthened their ability to turn exegesis into clear and relevant sermons. The workshop, led by Radu Gheorghita, professor and doctoral advisor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (USA), walked participants through the essential steps of exegesis and preaching.

Each participant worked on their own sermon series, benefiting from Professor Gheorghita’s guidance and from the group’s feedback. Based on the experience of this pilot edition, we plan to continue the Workshops program on Biblical Theology and Expository Preaching and to launch additional workshops, on historical and dogmatic theology and on applied theology, in order to meet the needs of church ministers.

The purpose of the theology workshops coordinated by Florin Iosub and Daniel Bulzan, is to provide the right environment, resources, teaching, and supervision to support the development of spiritual workers and to increase the quality of their service.

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Trauma Healing 2025

In mid-autumn, October 20–23, participants from different parts of Romania gathered to take part in the “Trauma Healing” course, coordinated by the Missio Link International (MLI) team in partnership with the Interconfessional Biblical Society of Romania (SBIR), the American Bible Society (ABS), and GROVE Group from Memphis, TN, USA.

For several years, Stephanie Moore, our partner from Memphis, TN, has traveled to facilitate this program with MLI. Scripture and mental health principles come together to offer people practical tools for healing and understanding in community.. “It’s amazing to see how God uses this process to reach the hearts of those who come to the sessions. Many leave here ready to carry hope back into their communities”, says Stephanie.

The Trauma Healing program was initially created for communities affected by disasters or conflict, but it has proven to be a valuable resource for anyone carrying unseen wounds. At Alpinis, participants had the opportunity to work at both the introductory and advanced levels. Those who completed the advanced course are now qualified as facilitators to train others. 

Mircea Bivolaru, from Piatra Neamt, attended Trauma Healing together with his daughter. “The course doesn’t give you personal development recipes. Instead, it helps you see yourself with honesty and enables you to help others understand themselves as well. It’s like an X-ray of the soul—you can’t heal a wound until you acknowledge it. And everything happens step by step, with patience and respect for each person’s uniqueness.”

Alongside Stephanie, pastor Cornel Boingeanu, Ruben Dubei, and Oana Mihalache (SBIR) served as facilitators, who accompanied the participants through this delicate process of discovery and growth. Each day offered a balance of teaching, personal reflection, small group work, and prayer.

At the end of the sessions, after completing an exam, participants left equipped with a valuable resource to serve their local communities, carrying with them the conviction that healing is possible—and that God works through people who choose to listen, understand, and love.

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Summer 2025 at Alpiniș

The summer of 2025 was an enchanting chapter in the story of the Alpiniș Leadership Center. Each week brought a new group of guests: youth, children, families, and leaders, all coming to reconnect with one another and with God, in nature.

The season began with the annual retreat for pastors of the Great Commission Collective (GCC), together with their wives. In an atmosphere of genuine fellowship, they shared burdens, lifted prayers, and were encouraged by the message on “Returning to First Love,” delivered by Pastor Ray Koprowski. It was a time of rest for weary souls and a celebration of the new church-planting initiative in Iași.

The first summer camp at Alpiniș was with the children from Bethel Baptist Church No.1 in Timișoara. For a week, 61 children explored “The Greatness of God,” learning the Gospel through vibrant colors tied to creation. Alongside games, hikes, and creative activities, the children also enjoyed a campfire.

The group from Deo Gloria Church in Sibiu spent time at Alpiniș in a discipleship camp with the theme “The Word That Changes Lives.” Biblical teaching was harmoniously combined with rest and moments of service, strengthening precious connections.

The week of July 14–19 was marked by a remarkable international collaboration. Fifteen youth and leaders from Zionsville Presbyterian Church (ZPC) in the USA joined youth from partner churches in Giurgiu, Fetești, and Călărași in the “Navigating through Life” camp. Together, we discovered how the Bible serves as God’s map to guide us on life’s journey. Here is what ZPC youth said about their experience in Romania:

“Hi, my name is Emma Woods, and I’m a junior at Zionsville High School. This trip to Romania has been the most incredible experience of my life. I am overwhelmed by the Lord’s kindness throughout my time here and by all the people I prayed with, worshiped with, and grew close to this week. I had the privilege of leading worship alongside very talented people, and I will always treasure the sound of different languages united in praise to the same God. This week I saw the Lord in the most beautiful mountain landscapes and in stunning sunsets. I pray I never forget these moments of deep worship and the love I received from people who, at first, were strangers.”

Alongside Emma, Cooper, Ethan, Melanie, and other youth shared their experiences, which you can read here.

Our own youth were also encouraged by their time:

“I learned how important Bible study and prayer are for a better life with Christ. Outdoor games and the mountain hike reminded me how beautiful God’s creation is and that I should enjoy it every day. No matter the language spoken or different customs, we can still have a great time together! These five days of camp changed my thinking and perspective on life with Christ in a remarkable way.” – Sara

“This camp was a huge blessing for me. I felt God’s presence through the songs, messages, and fellowship with others. Here I understood more clearly how much the Lord loves me, and I was encouraged to draw closer to Him through the camp’s messages.” – Daniel

Alpiniș has also become a place for families to reconnect. In the summer family camp, “The Story of Our Emotions,” parents and children had the opportunity, guided by Ina Bulzan, psychotherapist and storyteller, to strengthen their relationships in a safe environment, away from the rush of daily life. Each activity was designed to build bridges, highlighting the importance of family.

We also had the joy of hosting the Providence Kids Camp for children from Providence Baptist Church in Timișoara, who traveled along the “Highway to Heaven,” a journey full of games and exploration, culminating in a surprise visit to Sibiu Zoo.

A memorable camp was the one for girls from Deborah House, alongside a team from Christ Church, Oak Brook, IL, USA, a partner of MLI since 1993, and the children from the Orphanage and “Holy Trinity” Church in Lupeni. Together, we learned a simple but profound lesson: “faith as small as a mustard seed can do great things” (Matthew 17:20). Through hikes and games, they discovered that even small acts of faith can lead to extraordinary changes.

During the week of August 11–16, we hosted youth from “Harul Titan” Church in Bucharest, who sought answers to essential questions about faith. Their sincerity created an atmosphere of unity, and the time spent at Alpiniș strengthened their Christian based convictions.

The EuTiH camp continued this search, addressing difficult questions and exploring deep themes that reinforce faith. The outing for families from Golgota Church Bucharest, with guest Prof. Emil Bartoș, was a precious time of fellowship.

The season concluded with the LDM Connect camp for youth from the “Students Today, Leaders Tomorrow” Association. It was a clear confirmation of Generation Z’s need to disconnect from artificial sources and rediscover authentic connections.

The summer of 2025 proved that Alpiniș is a place where lives are touched, relationships are strengthened, and faith is deepened. We are grateful to everyone who made this unforgettable season possible!

Summer family camp, “The Story of Our Emotions,”

Providence Kids Camp

Deborah House Summer Camp at Alpinis

Harul Titan Church, Bucharest

LDM Connect Camp

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Pastors’ Conference 2025

For the pastors and partner churches of Missio Link International, since 2001, the first week of September has become an opportunity for connecting and learning, at the Alpinis Leadership Center (ALC), where pastors and ministers, along with their wives and families, have been participating.

Pastor Sam Polson and his wife, Susan, from West Park Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN, our friends and partners since 1997, shared from a lifetime of experience. Pastor Sam led a series of main sessions on the theme “The Glory of God in Ministry,” offering a deep and practical perspective on pastoral life. Together, Sam and Susan led a workshop on “The Theology and Practice of Prayer,” providing concrete tools to deepen spiritual life.

In addition to the main sessions, the conference included practical workshops designed to address essential topics for ministry and family life. Pastor Daniel Bulzan discussed “The Potential of the Lord’s Supper to Renew and Transform a Church,” while Pastor Florin Iosub highlighted “Faithfulness and Testimony in Evangelical Couples.”

We also enjoyed moments of relaxation and fellowship. We had the opportunity to worship together through songs and prayer, socialize around a campfire, enjoy nature, and even go on a hike in the mountains. These activities provided a much-needed break from daily routines and created an atmosphere of friendship and mutual support.

The feedback from the participants after the conference confirmed the need and desire for such gatherings, which encourages us to continue the work.

“The conference was a great encouragement and renewed the motivation to serve the Lord with dedication and sacrifice, knowing that He is truly worthy of all our praises. Sam and Susan Polson, Daniel Bulzan, and Florin Iosub created the context for interaction on some challenging issues and helped us to enrich our minds and spirits. Everything was excellently organized: accommodation, food, worship, sessions, and hikes, so that our bodies and souls could rest and be refreshed. Thank you!” – Adrian & Florica Simion, Zimnicea, Teleorman

“Meeting people like Sam and Susan Polson, Daniel Bulzan, Florin Iosub, and others who organized and provided for the conference humbles me—they are exceptional people, and it is so rare in life when you have the chance to interact with them. It was a privilege for me and my wife to be part of this conference, and I am so grateful and thankful for the opportunity to be here. May God bless you all!” – Bebi & Neli Prica, Ciuta, Buzău.

 

We thank all our partners and friends, through whom God blessed us with the necessary resources to make this conference a setting for rest and spiritual renewal for His servants. We are honored to come alongside our partners to encourage and enable Christian witness and action. 

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Short-Term Mission Teams – September 2025

West End Assembly of God, Richmond, VA, USA

What better way to end the summer holiday than with dear guests and activities filled with smiles? From August 31st to September 6th, we had the joy of hosting a short-term mission team from West End Assembly of God (WEAG) in Richmond, Virginia, USA. The team was led by Sue Schlesman, the church’s Director of Discipleship. Eight women came with a clear purpose: to serve, bring joy, and spend precious time with the children in our “Children At Risk” (CAR) programs.

The partnership between WEAG and the MLI team began a long time ago, back in late 1993. After MLI was established in 2001, WEAG decided to include MLI on its list of international mission partners. In the early years, they provided financial support for the renovation and construction of the two Deborah Houses. Even through leadership transitions and the challenges of the pandemic, WEAG has remained a faithful partner of MLI-CAR.

With open hearts and prepared with creative and educational materials, the WEAG team organized various activities that filled the children’s days with joy. There were moments of play, learning, and storytelling, all with the desire to build and strengthen friendships and to make our girls feel valuable. Being healthy means more than just feeling good physically; it means taking care of and valuing yourself. That’s why one of the most successful workshops was dedicated to health and personal hygiene. In a playful and friendly way, the girls learned about the importance of personal care. These small daily habits are actually a way to feel a little more confident every day. Each activity was a small piece of a larger puzzle, designed to help the girls rediscover themselves and build healthy self-esteem.

Each day of the week, a special time was dedicated to the story of Esther from the Bible, a wonderful example of courage and self-worth. The girls learned that, like Esther, every girl is chosen by God for a unique purpose. Caring for our bodies is important, but especially caring for our hearts. This story teaches us that, beyond external appearance, true beauty lies in the courage to act, the humility to listen, and a heart that allows itself to be used by God to make a difference in the world around us.

The children and youth from the other CAR programs also enjoyed the ministry of the WEAG team:

The MLI “Back to School” Program: together with the WEAG team, we organized a special activity at the “Constantin Paunescu” Center for Inclusive Education in Recas, connecting with the children through interactive games. Some of the children’s mothers took part in a health-focused session, where they received valuable information about first aid, medical advice on household accidents, and participated in a Q&A session, asking about various health issues affecting them or their loved ones.

The MLI “Harmony” Program: at the Buzias Educational Center, together with the girls in the program, MLI and the WEAG team created connections through a specially prepared craft, shared a snack, and had heartfelt conversations.

We sincerely thank our friends from West End Assembly of God Church for choosing to be with us and our children!

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Deborah House Summer Camp at Alpinis

Let us tell you about a week full of adventure at the Alpinis summer camp! The girls from Deborah House were joined by a team from Christ Church, Oak Brook (CCOB), IL, USA, and the children from the Children’s Home and the “Holy Trinity” Baptist Church in Lupeni, accompanied by Pastor Mircea Ursu, his wife Cristina, and the team from the children’s home.

MLI has partnered with “Holy Trinity” church in Lupeni for many years, and we especially appreciate this church’s ministry in the Jiu Valley community, both in proclaiming the gospel and through the Children’s Home and other social projects.

“All the camps organized at Alpinis in recent years have been highly anticipated by our children. This year’s camp was a great success as well. I was very impressed by the connection that was made between our children and the girls from Deborah House. The program, the activities both indoors and outdoors, and the Bible study sessions led by the Christ Church, Oak Brook team all contributed to the charm of our time at Alpinis. We are eagerly looking forward to a new experience at Alpinis next year, if the Lord wills!” – Mircea Ursu

Through games, crafts, and hikes, the children discovered a valuable lesson together: that a small faith, like a mustard seed, can do great things. The week was dedicated to exploring this idea, and the children learned that no beginning is too small and no faith is too little if it is placed in God.

One of the highlights was the hike, a tradition everyone loves. On the mountain, the children learned that we need each other to reach the top. Other activities included interactive games, crafts, bracelet making, campfire, archery, and sports competitions.

From the letters we received, we felt the children’s joy and gratitude for everything they experienced at camp. Some thanked us for the “creative games” and for “all the lessons that made them more curious about God.” Others appreciated that “we had energetic games and fun activities that brought us together,” and the delicious food was not forgotten.

We are convinced that a small act of kindness and a sincere faith can make an extraordinary change in the lives of those around us. The camp is a wonderful example of what God does when His people work together. For this experience, we thank Christ Church, serving with us in Romania since 1993, and an anonymous US partner who, through Missio International, has generously supported the participation of the children from Lupeni in the camp for the past few years.

Letters from the Children:

“I just wanted to say a big thank you for the amazing job you did organizing the summer camp activities. I liked that you approached the theme of the mustard seed and that you introduced the idea of a journal to help us reflect on it. The games and hands-on activities were also really fun and enjoyable! We really appreciate all the effort you put in. I hope we can do something like this again in the future. All the best!” – Daria

“Thank you to everyone for all the fun activities, thank you for the hike in the mountains, thank you for taking us to Arka Park, thank you for staying with us, thank you for the food, for the water, for the candies, for the rooms, and thank you for reading this. I hope I’m going to see everyone next year.” – Alessia

“With all my heart, I want to thank you for making this camp a new, beautiful, and memorable experience. It was more than a camp: it was a time of joy, friendship, and getting closer to God. We had energetic games and good fun, exciting activities that united us, and moments of Bible study that nourished our souls and taught us precious things. The food was delicious, the accommodation was comfortable, and the atmosphere was full of warmth and care. Thank you to all the sponsors and those who gave their time. May God reward you and bless you for your generosity and love. We hope to see you next year.” – Alexandra

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Short-Term Mission Teams – Northern Ireland, UK, July 2025

Allow us to tell you about our partners in Northern Ireland… especially about the Free Presbyterian Churches and Serve Youth. The story of this friendship began in the early ’90s when Rev. Stanley Barnes visited Romania and established a valuable relationship with Pastor Eugen Groza [1954-2018], a founding member and president of Missio Link International (MLI). Rev. Barnes is the one who introduced us to the Northern Irish community, opening doors for a fruitful collaboration. Over the years, at his invitation and that of Hillsborough Free Presbyterian Church, the girls from Deborah House have had the joy of visiting Northern Ireland on multiple occasions. The legacy of service left by Dr. Stanley and Ina Barnes is continued with dedication by their daughter, Heather Garrett, by Sharon Craig, and other partners in the area.

This friendship, along with Sharon, also brought Phil Hartin, the leader and founder of Serve Youth, to join us. In 2022, together with Serve Youth, we organized a camp at the Alpiniș Leadership Center specifically for our girls! Annually, since 2017, Serve Youth teams have been organizing camps and Vacation Bible Schools for both the children and youth in MLI’s programs and for children in rural areas near Timișoara.

We cannot talk about our partnership with Northern Ireland without mentioning Rev. David Park and his wife, Susan, from Hebron Free Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney, who have been serving in Romania with dedication for 17 years. Their shared desire is to see the girls from Deborah House overcome their past difficulties and succeed in life, happily recalling the success story of Mirela, who became a doctor (find out about Mirela’s story here). The mission of this church reaches vulnerable people, especially from Roma communities, in areas such as Aleșd, Moldova Nouă, and the Buzău Mountains.

In addition to sending teams and making visits, our Northern Irish partners are generously involved in supporting programs for children and youth from vulnerable communities. A special model of partnership is the Matching Grant between Missio International, Knoxville, USA, and Hillsborough FPC, UK. Annually, for over ten years, communities from different countries, and even continents, have joined their efforts to support children in the CAR-MLI (Children At Risk) programs.

All these carefully woven examples over the years bear witness to the impact a partnership between Christians can have when it’s based on testimony and action.

Rev. David Park & team

Serve Youth

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