We're in Sighisoara, spending this week together with a Bill Willson team from Switzerland. We have visited four gipsy villages this far and had some program with the kids. It's quite interesting how the ad for the program is working here. We just go to the houses, knock on the doors and walk through the whole village telling everyone that we have a program for the kids. And almost all the kids show up. We have had about 100 per time, and enjoyed every minute with the kids. It's just so heartbreaking to see how the people are living there. At one place we had the meeting outside, the temperature was about -15 degrees, and many of the kids didn't have any shoes, only a few had gloves, and their knees were bared. It's so hard to understand even if you have seen it. But watching the kids' faces, seeing their eyes shining, touched us deeply. Indescribable.
Today we went for a prayer walk, praying for Sighisoara and the spiritual situation here. Amazing how God is working!
Now it's party time heeeere!! :))
We wish you all a Happy and a Blessed New Year!
Hei ketäs siellä on Sveitsistä? Saatanpa tuntea heidät jos Metro Ministryä opettavat. Kertokaa terveisiä! Ja iloa ja rakkautta teille myös :)
VastaaPoistaNiita on monta...kaak. No niita vetaa Thomas ja sitten on Friz, Matias, Giovan.., Daniella, Sara...ja paljon muita. mitas kuuluu?
VastaaPoistaVoi kun en nyt muista sen miehen nimeä, joka meillekin siitä opetti, ja vetää sitä työtä Sveitsissä. Oliskohan ollut Peter joku. Eihän tuo Giovan oo sama kuin Giovanni (oik. Johannes), sellanen parikymppinen hullunhauska tyyppi :)? Oli meidän koulussa siellä. Jos niin terveisiä kovasti!!!
VastaaPoistaTääl loma kohta loppuu, takas etelään... ja sit kohta pohjoiseen... Love U :)