Now that I'm back from Cornwall I've planned another trip away....... 13th - 19th March to Romania.
Some of you will know that I have been visiting Romania and The Bread of Life church in Ploesti for around 6 years. I am very much looking foward to catching up with my friends old and new over there. I will be staying with my very good friend Katie, who went out with me just over 2 years ago for a visit and found her now husband Costel.
Some of you will know that I have been visiting Romania and The Bread of Life church in Ploesti for around 6 years. I am very much looking foward to catching up with my friends old and new over there. I will be staying with my very good friend Katie, who went out with me just over 2 years ago for a visit and found her now husband Costel.
I also hope to spend some time visiting families and children who have Aids, through The Miriam Foundation. The Miriam Foundation supports those who have HIV or AIDS and has pa
rticularly in the past worked with young children. Typically when I am able to be in Romania we will arrange visits to families where we take food, clothes, vitamins and toys and spend some time talking and praying with them. This kind of trip costs about £10.00 for each family we visit, week by week there is a drop in policy at the Miriam Foundation Office where families can come for a chat when they are in town (this is usually for hospital appointments). The drop in is primarily manned by Costel (Katie's husband) and Lenus (who is a member of Bread of life church) a fantastic lady who I care for very much. Lenus lives in ploesti with her husband and 2 children. There are many great people in Romania who I am looking foward to catching up with.
rticularly in the past worked with young children. Typically when I am able to be in Romania we will arrange visits to families where we take food, clothes, vitamins and toys and spend some time talking and praying with them. This kind of trip costs about £10.00 for each family we visit, week by week there is a drop in policy at the Miriam Foundation Office where families can come for a chat when they are in town (this is usually for hospital appointments). The drop in is primarily manned by Costel (Katie's husband) and Lenus (who is a member of Bread of life church) a fantastic lady who I care for very much. Lenus lives in ploesti with her husband and 2 children. There are many great people in Romania who I am looking foward to catching up with.So 2 weeks of work and I'm off again........
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