Our Mission Statement

By God’s grace, GOSPEL PREACHING is the most meaningful ministry I am involved in for the expansion of God’s Kingdom. In addition to our basic ministry in the neighboring villages close to my hometown, I had the chance to preach in other churches where I had been invited to serve as a guest speaker at special events. We rejoice and bless the Lord for the wonderful way He works and uses our family. The ministry in which we are involved sometimes adapts to the conditions we have and the needs we encounter and can fulfill. A nearby village is a place where we focus our attention because a small home church was planted here several years ago. We meet in the small home of a family and reach that place on a dirt road through the fields. During winter or rainy weather, the trip becomes a real challenge. But the family where we gather always awaits us with joy. The grandparents are helping raise their granddaughter. Their married daughter has three more children and she is grateful for her parents’ help. There were times of joy and times of trials but the Lord has always been on our side and helped us to overcome any difficulties and succeed in all things.
With God’s help, I continue to be involved in the prison ministry at the nearby penitentiary. The poetry collection published in a booklet, consisting of Christian poems authored by several inmates was very well received among the inmates population. Initially, I had intended to print all poems in a small booklet and make it available only to the inmates who had written those poems.
However, the good Lord had another plan. A copy of this booklet also reached the desk of the prison commander and he enjoyed the initiative.
The joy of those who wrote the poems was boundless. Many have been transformed by the Word but also by our witness during our regular prison ministry visits; there are visible changes in many people’s lives. I was given the chance to give a testimony about this ministry at the Radio Voice of the Gospel station in the city of Suceava, especially with regard to the Christian poetry book authored by several inmates. The testimony had quite an impact on the radio listeners and a Christian believer in that town indicated that he would like to contribute to cover expenses to publish a second edition of this poetry book, so more copies would be available.
We are currently working on a project by which a small number of inmates would occasionally be allowed to come and attend certain major church services. Several years ago we were able to receive permission from the penitentiary management and a group of several inmates were permitted to come and attend a church service in the local church. This is a special prayer request.
For several years in a row, our family has also been involved in a ministry to the homeless. My wife has been preparing warm meals and we brought and distributed them to people who live in the streets. We have been using this opportunity to tell them about God’s love, His care, and patience for sinners to turn their lives and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. Because of financial difficulties, we had to temporarily discontinue this ministry, but we pray and hope that the Lord will enable us and send help, so we can resume our work with the homeless.
A new project in which my family has been involved is sharing our testimonies, reciting Christian poems, and devotional meditations, on Radio Voice of the Gospel station in the city of Suceava. Here we had the opportunity to tell how we accepted Christ and also share important aspects of our ministry over the years all has been well received and it has encouraged the radio listeners. Every week I have a chance to recite Christian poems and there are also meditations written by my wife, on a special radio program. We are glad to be able to serve the Body of Christ in this way. Any gift the Lord has placed in us has to be used for His glory. Every month, we are also actively involved in a podcast produced for the blind, with recorded material from the Bible. These materials are of great help to people who do not have easy access to read books. The messages received from several listeners with such visual impairments are a great encouragement to both me and my wife.