On January 29 our family passed through a tragic event. Pavel’s nephew... was finally found. He died on August 29, in the battles of Illovaysk, Donetsk region.

My missionary work during the past year included:

• Classes that began with 24 students and have multiplied to over 130

• I preached at several evangelisms, including one at the stadium in Novoselitsa, where 6000 people attended and after which 17 accepted the Lord.

In November I visited some old women, members in our church, who are stuck in bed because of their health. While visiting them I had the opportunity to speak to 2 sons about the terrible situation in our country and about God’s plan in general. One of them, Petria, asked me the same question that I have been asked by the other people: “If God is love, why does he allow war in our country?” He wanted to keep asking more questions, but I stopped him and offered to answer this one. 

Dear brothers and sisters,

Receive warm greetings from Ukraine and may the Lord’s peace follow you in your everyday lives!

I help in the spiritual growth of the church by doing different Bible studies. 

Dear Friends,

The unrest continues in Ukraine. All of these troubles between Ukraine and Russia remind me of when Romania was under a communist government, where choices were dictated and freedom was limited. Many in the region are worried that Russia will start taking more territory in the area, bringing back the memory of the expansion of the former USSR.

Dear brothers and sisters,

We are writing to tell you more about us. We are young family whose God has blessed with 3 wonderful daughters: Naomi 8, Anastasia 7 and Anna- Sofia 2. We also are expecting for a 4th baby in February. As Christians we wish to please our God and work for His kingdom in any way. As parents we wish to raise our children in God’s fear. We attend the Baptist church in our village and are very happy when our daughters take part in the worship program with the children’s group.