For more than 25 years, Remember the Children has helped make Christmas a season of hope for orphaned and at-risk children across Romania. This cherished tradition continued again this year as Alan Meneely and a team of seven traveled to northwest Romania—ready to bring joy, encouragement, and Christ-centered love to hundreds of children.
After nearly thirty years of ministry in Romania, it was a joy to bring the next generation of young leaders to Exponential Europe in Berlin—a gathering of 600 believers from 20 nations passionate about church planting. We believe this movement will help re-ignite the church across Europe.
Spending time with a church that treats you like family is deeply encouraging. For sixteen years, Mountain Christian Church has faithfully supported Remember the Children—through monthly gifts, special projects, and teams who have traveled to serve with us in Romania. Their partnership continues to be a steady blessing.
As we reflect on these 30 years, we are deeply grateful for all God has done and excited for what lies ahead! This anniversary is not only a time to celebrate the past—it’s an opportunity to dream about the future. We hope you’ll join us on a special night to honor the lives changed through this ministry and look ahead to the next chapter together…
Pastor Dani has been a long-time friend of Remember the Children and is now leading the first evangelical church plant in his neighborhood. Hear about the faithfulness of God in starting this congregation and finding the building as well as the funds. What a blessing to get to walk through this process together.
Around 81% or Romanians identify as Orthodox, greatly impacting the culture as well as the calendar. Today, Andy and friends are in Romania with local RTC churches to celebrate Jesus together. RTC has been a part of planting and walking with 15 churches in Romania and already has another on the way! Each of these special congregations are on our hearts today as they live in the new life God has given.
Christ is risen indeed! There is so much to celebrate in this fact. Jesus was the lamb found worthy, the perfect and forever sacrifice, and the only one death could not hold. As you gather with family and rejoice with your congregation this blessed Sunday, my prayer is that you may gain a deeper understanding of the reality of Jesus' worthy sacrifice.
