It has been several months since my last update on this blog. Several factors played a role: time, tiredness, very slow internet, etc, many times all three at the same time. It is now mid-November and we just had our last short term mission team for this year and I… Continue reading…
Although we are on furlough, the work in Malawi continues on full speed, with the #3 block of our school reaching the roof level. Starting with September 2017, Hope for the Future Elementary will serve pupils grades 1 – 6. Pray for the next step in the project: block #4,… Continue reading…
Yes, I am a Romanian and this is my country, but when you return after 3 years of being away, you will definitely notice whatever has changed and you view the entire situation from a different perspective. For starters, life is moving forward with or without you, especially without you.… Continue reading…
It’s late and the house is in a mess, as we are getting ready to fly tomorrow morning, but I do have one amazing news for you all: The 3rd School block is fully funded and the work is underway as you are reading this. As you very well know,… Continue reading…
The following article has been translated in Romanian: Your Short-Term Trips Have Not Prepared You For Long-Term Missions. Continue reading…
The past few days have been a little crazier around here, as we had some unwanted guests right before the much expected (and needed) ones. This has happened every year now for a long time and it seems the devil is fighting harder before we have mission teams coming over.… Continue reading…
In these past few days we’ve been extremely busy with the works of the ministry and sadly, one of those days was taken by the funeral of a dear friend. Those of you who visited Malawi may have met Biton, Stanley’s uncle, our friend, a good man who did some work… Continue reading…
Today is Roxana’s last full day in Malawi and tomorrow, at 15:30, she will be flying out, leaving Africa and the ministry of Hope for the Future where she worked as a volunteer for the past 3 months. Being Sunday, we all went to Kachere, where the church people showed… Continue reading…
Today we visited again our church in the village of Likangala and we were blessed to be in fellowship with these sweet Brothers and Sisters of ours and with our Lord. The church service was short because the roof has not been installed yet and the sun was beating down… Continue reading…
Every day is a new experience in Africa, or that is what I keep telling everyone that visits us. Mondays to Saturdays, we find new challenges but it seems like on Sundays, all these challenges have, all of a sudden, new proportions. The devil is fighting hard to discourage us, to slow… Continue reading…
