In Bazna, education remains a challenge—high school students must travel to neighboring towns, and many lack tutoring or academic support. Seeing this need, local leader Lumi Boancas approached us with a vision: an after-school program that would help students both academically and spiritually.
What began as a simple walk with their mother turned into a life-changing moment for two young sisters. Left at the door of an orphanage, their mother promised she would return. Days became weeks, then months. The older sister spent hours by the window, waiting, but her mother never came back.
Sponsorship often begins as a monthly gift—a way to help a child with school, food, and care. But what starts as support on paper often grows into something so much deeper.
Through letters, encouragement, and prayer, sponsors and children become part of each other’s lives—celebrating birthdays, sharing family
Some people want to make a difference—but don’t know where to start. Here’s a short video from Nick, a summer missions team volunteer, sharing about his experience in Romania.
As I reflect on my time in Romania, one conversation stands out as both the hardest and most meaningful moment of the trip. During a week of church youth camp with Bethel Baptist Church and the kids from House of Hope, we spent our days full of energy—playing games, doing activities, and learning about Jonah and Jesus.
One day at lunch, I was talking with a girl from House of Hope Orphanage whom I had grown close to. The conversation shifted to faith, and she looked uneasy as she admitted…
Sponsorship often begins as a monthly gift—a way to help a child with school, food, and care. But what starts as support on paper often grows into something so much deeper.
Through letters, encouragement, and prayer, sponsors and children become part of each other’s lives—celebrating birthdays, sharing family
As I reflect on my time in Romania, one conversation stands out as both the hardest and most meaningful moment of the trip. During a week of church youth camp with Bethel Baptist Church and the kids from House of Hope, we spent our days full of energy—playing games, doing activities, and learning about Jonah and Jesus.
One day at lunch, I was talking with a girl from House of Hope Orphanage whom I had grown close to. The conversation shifted to faith, and she looked uneasy as she admitted…
