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Matt 28:18-20
18 Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to
me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the
Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have
commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age."
NIV
John 20:10-16
10 Then the disciples went back to their homes, 11 but Mary stood outside
the tomb crying. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb 12 and
saw two angels in white, seated where Jesus' body had been, one at the
head and the other at the foot.
13 They asked her, "Woman, why are you crying?"
"They have taken my Lord away," she said, "and I don't know where they
have put him." 14 At this, she turned around and saw Jesus standing there,
but she did not realize that it was Jesus.
15 "Woman," he said, "why are you crying? Who is it you are looking for?"
Thinking he was the gardener, she said, "Sir, if you have carried him
away, tell me where you have put him, and I will get him."
16 Jesus said to her, "Mary."
She turned toward him and cried out in Aramaic, "Rabboni!" (which means
Teacher).
NIV
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Mission contacts:
Dale & Imogene McAnulty in Bucharest
email:
imcanulty@hotmail.com
Larry Williams,
Pleasant Valley Church of Christ Little Rock, AR
email:
Larry@pvcc.org |
The
church in Romania began in February 1990...
With the FIRST work being WEI
coupons which were passed out in the street by
Don Yelton & Bill McDonough two months after
Ceaucescu's execution on 12/28/1989.
Almost 50,000 inquiries were received, which totally
overwhelmed the capacity of anybody to handle. That's how it started
there.
There are SEVERAL congregations in the country.
According to Jan Towell, churches are in ... |
Photos
May 2000
Langley Report May 2003 |
| Bucharest,
Pitesti (pronounced Pitesht), Ploesti (pronounced Ploiesht), Cluj,
Timisoara, Oradea, Arad, Iasi (pronounced Yahsh) and, since June, 2000
when Dowlings moved there, Bacau (prounounced Bah-coh.) The Dowlings have
now returned to the US (2003). Larry Williams has
consistently worked with WEI in Romania. Larry is in Little Rock.
Bro. Will Odom, preacher at Normangee, TX and a WEI
teacher by email, made another trip to Cluj-Napoca, Romania, from April 12
until May 10, 2002. His letter to Jan Towell reports the work in this city
this year.
Tom Langley sends his reports to the Church in
Opelika, AL
36801. A recent report is posted here. |
| 2000 Photos from Dale
Downing:
  
Dead to self
Buried with Christ
Raised to a new life |
| May 2000 Dear
Jan,
WE are back, but worn out and excited. We had a great trip. I do not know
what kind of report that you want, but here goes.
WEI Team Goes To Romania.
It was an exciting time with 327 total Bible Studies. Going with me were
four other workers: Elvis and Kay Istre of Abilene; Naoma Guinn of
Livingston, and Yvonne Davis from Little Rock, ARK. All five of us taught
from the WEI booklets with 64 students. Many of these students came two or
three times per week. Two of the teachers had students who were willing to
be taught every day. All of these students were invited to the Assembly of
the Church on Sunday and a few of them came and enjoyed the Worship
Services. Although there were no baptisms while we were in Cluj, many Seeds
were planted and God will give the increase at His appointed time.
The Romanian Easter Holiday came on May 5th, but some students began to take
time off from their WEI studies as early as 7 days before that date. It was
disappointing that the number of studies drop each week. Had it not been for
the holiday, there would have been more than 400 Bible studies for the month
long adventure.
It is amazing to watch these students, whose ages vary from 18 - 65, become
so interested in the Bible stories. In the beginning, they are only
interested in improving their English , then they are hooked on the joy of
knowing the Bible. Many begin to see very early that their infant baptism
did not save their soul. However, they are slow to change from their old
religion. Also, parental influence or objections play a big part in their
hesitation to become a true Christian.
Jan Towell sent me ETR Bibles and WEI Lessons to deliver to a few students
that she has been teaching. I delivered them to her young university
student, but was unable to schedule any time with him. By the time that I
met with him, my schedule was already full.
It was a great joy to serve the Master by teaching His message using the
WEI material, which is perfect for one-on-one studies as well as email use.
Find a non-Christian in your neighborhood and try using the WEI material
with them.
For the Master,
Will Odom |
| May,
2003 Newsletter #31 THE ORADEA REPORT
The Langley's
From 10th Street Church of Christ Website
The first weekend in May we rented a van and drove my car 9 hours over
the mountains to the city of Pitesti in southern Romania. The Pitesti church
of Christ hosted their second national youth seminar for ages 14 -30. A
total of eleven of us from Oradea made the trip and enjoyed a wonderful
weekend of bible study and fellowship with approximately 300 other church of
Christ youth from many different cities in the country.
Vasile Iuhos and I taught break out
classes, and our Alin led the entire
auditorium seminar in most of the singing. The theme of the seminar was
"Serving the Master". Everyone enjoyed a very spiritually uplifting time
together.
We just concluded a three month teaching and sermon series centered on
the theme of commitment, dedication, and devotion.
Vasile taught the Sunday morning class from Old Testament texts,
while Romeo and I rotated the sermon
presentations from New Testament texts. Adinel
presided over the Lord's supper. They all did an impressive job
of preparation and teaching. For the next three months
Vasile, Romeo, and Adinel will rotate the
Bible class and Lord's supper on the theme of, "The Nature of God". I will
present a sermon series entitled "Invitations in the Bible". We are so
blessed to have these three capable men willing to assume and serve in
leadership roles with our church family, and in the Kingdom at large.
Vasile continues to lead us in a
study of "The Key to Knowledge" series at our Wednesday bible study, and our
once a week prayer group in different homes was again well attended. We have
registered all the students necessary (60), for our summer WEI bible
teaching campaign which begins on July 7th, and have begun a waiting list.
We enjoyed our monthly fellowship meal together last Sunday, and for the
month averaged 27 in attendance.
INSPIRATIONAL HIGHLIGHT
Recently it has become evident to Angie and I
how blessed by God we are here in Oradea. A great challenge for many of the
young churches of Christ in Romania, has been the lack of mature male
leadership. We are so grateful to have several men and a few boys who are
developing into ready and willing participants, teachers, and leaders within
our spiritual family. Vasile who
graduated from Sunset Bible Institute in Athens is a very capable preacher,
teacher, and even song leader when necessary. Romeo
and Adinel are also developing into excellent teachers and
seizing every opportunity to study and present lessons.
Alin Ardelean at the age of 18 takes his
song leading ministry very seriously and has developed into one of the
finest song leaders for his age that I have witnessed.
Sorin Stafie at the age of 15 is always
willing to lead public prayer and even volunteers to prepare and present
devotional thoughts at every opportunity. Romeo and
Sorin have both told me that they have a desire to one day serve
as a preacher and teacher of God's word. There is nothing sweeter to a
missionaries ears than to hear those words. Their enthusiasm inspires us
all.
PRAYER REQUESTS AND MANY THANKS
Many thanks to Harvey and Vernon Starling
and the churches of Christ in Pitesti and Craiova who hosted the National
Youth Bible Seminar. As usual it was very well organized and a spiritually
uplifting experience for all. They organized great bible classes, fed us,
housed us, and put up with us. Thank you! Thank you!
Again we owe great thanks in advance to this years
WEI teachers who are scheduled to come at
their own expense and spend 2 to 4 weeks teaching Bible using the WEI
material. Your sacrifices toward the expansion of God's kingdom will not go
unnoticed. (Heb. 6:10)
Please keep this campaign in your prayers as teachers will be traveling
long distances. Many precious souls will soon be meeting with them to learn
about the one, true, loving, and gracious God in heaven. Is there anything
more exciting than that?
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