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Archive for December, 2008

that makes Christmas so amazing. Here are some pictures from our Christmas Celebration in Stroiesti.  Thank you to everyone who sent stickers, stamps, and craft projects for the kids.  They had a great time! 
 
 
 
 
 
In Romania, it is customary not to open a gift in front of the person who gave it to you.  The reason, [...]

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More Christmas…

After the last posting, I felt inspired to take my camera out into the city.  I want to show you the entire city, but here are some highlights  instead.  I took Mihaela’s littlest brother to the park and then to the city center were we took some pictures of the Christmas lights. Enjoy!
 
 

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Christmas

Christmas is so different here, but at the same time its very similar to Christmas in the States.  People are friendlier and more generous.  For the past week or so, the Gypsy street children have been getting on the trams and singing carols then collecting money.  They usually have a stick with them wrapped with garlandwith [...]

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Prayer Requests!!

When I go to the village I see so much need.  The greatest need the people have is for the Salvation that only God can offer through His Son, Jesus Christ.  This should always be our first prayer for the people in Stroiesti,  all over Romania and around the world.  Below is a list of [...]

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This weekend was such a blessing to me.  I got to see so many of the children in Stroiesti.  On Saturday, we went on some home visit.  We brought new baby clothes to Baby Maria (4 months) and Baby Denisa (5 month, just got out of hospital with pneumonia).  Of course, I went to see [...]

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To Suceava/Stroiesti

Tomorrow, I’m off to Suceava on the much loved 10 hour train.  Its a great excuse to spend hours reading a book , after I complete my homework and learn my words, of course .  The plan,  subject to change, is to go to the village on Saturday.  I have 2 packs of baby [...]

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Two Holidays in One Week

Last Monday was Ziua Nationala or National Day here in Romania.  Romanians celebrate the day in 1918 ,when the country was united as one.  Here is a link for those of you who want more information: http://www.roconsulboston.com/Pages/InfoPages/History/December1.html .  During Communist times, National Day was celebrated on Aug 23, remembering the day Romania was liberated from the Nazis.  [...]

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