Misiunea Speranta - Newsletter

8/9/2019 Misiunea Speranta - Newsletter

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Hallelujah, the Lord is good. Another few months have gone by while we were busy touring in Europe, Israel and nowback in Romania for our summer tour. Here are some pictures from the ministry and travels.

We started off in March with Hope Worship + Friends (Speranta si prietenii) in Germany, then Belgium. The photo is takenat Elim, an old theatre in Brussels bought by the Romanian Church and converted into a wonderful place of worship.


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We carried on to the UK for a weekend packed with meetings, then down to Spain via Paris.

Gabby in full swing.


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And his no ONE fan in Spain.

And Elim at Arganda del Rey (near Madrid) was to the limit. Many people responded to the call to repentance. Therewere fourteen of us in the group and the tour lasted four weeks with daily meetings.


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Yesterday I asked a good friend of mine (Andreia, 9 years old) if she liked my new hair style. Her response was Youhave no hair style. I guess she was right. I tried to convince one of my aunties in a remote mountain village that I cutmy hair to be like our forefathers (when Christianity began in Romania, men use to cut their hair and went bold, it was likea sign of repentance). She was not fooled and said, This has nothing to do with the old ways, this is fashion now. Iguess we underestimate them sometimes. So yeah, hairless I preached and presented the Mission Projects and Reports.

There are well over 1 mil Romanians living in Spain, and there are over 140 Romanian Churches in this land. Its justamazing how our folk wherever they went, they gathered and opened up churches. Romania is currently Europes firstnation of Pentecostal believers.


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Even Ovi (our driver) got going with the Bible (my sermons must have bored him).

Then, after Easter we were in Beclean (our new base church in Romania)


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Our team praised the Lord through songs and worship.

And we were ordained in the ministry.


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And Ralucas dream came through a visit to the Holy Land (my home land).

We took a camera crew with us (Ionut) and filmed a documentary real life TV type of show, titled Discovering the HolyLand. We are working in July on editing and production and it should be televised by the end of the year.


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Raluca and I in Iope, south of Tel Aviv.

And Cezareea.


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Risky filming in Haifa (Bahai Temple and gardens behind us and down below).


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With the boys from France and Ro on top of Haifa.

Sharing on Mount Carmel, then visiting Nazareth.


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Raluca pressing some olives on the cold oil

Pastor Costel Gavrilas at his house, both in

press.

Jewish Priesthood garments.


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I found myself in Israel (they turned me into a saint and build a church in my name . Strange)

Also found Noahs Ark in a Synagogue (not on Ararat)


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This is how the Torah is being hand written by a limited gifted Rabi. (One mistake and you start again)

The Sea of Galilee.


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Beatitudes Mountain

Capernaum


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The River Jordan, where people get baptized.

A 2000 yo fishermans boat, from Jesus time discovered recently


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Jericho

Somewhere on a Camel


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Jerusalem, waling wall, last wall standing of the Temple on Mt Zion

An orthodox Jew.


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Bethleem and souvenir shopping

Skull Hill (see the skull?) Place where Jesus was crucified

The Empty Tomb


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Via Dolorosa The Boys (there were about 40 of us in the group

We walked under the sea (on dry land)


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And debated how to conquer Masada

We posed on Mt Olives with Jerusalem back drop (to prove we were there)


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Then all of us took a deep breath and went under the sea level for a photo.

We took one more group photo at the Tomb Garden.


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And finished off at the Tomb Garden with the Lords Supper. It was one of the most sacred events of my life.


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(LONDON) And until we meet again


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Continue to Praise and Praise and Praise HIM!

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