Spring! An Evening Out!

Saturday
April, 12th
5:00 to
10:30 PM

The Romanian Missions Team is hosting it's last Appomattox area fundraiser on Saturday, April 12th.  This will be a fun night of music (local artists), coffee, munchies, and friends! 

There is no admission charge.  Donation boxes will be available for those wishing to help us raise what we need for expenses while in the country.  Our tickets are purchased and we are on the home- stretch!

You can find more details by clicking on this link: Facebook Event

This event will be held at Trinity Mennonite Church 
7164 Prince Edward Hwy.
Prospect, VA, 23960.

FLIGHT TO ROMANIA IS BOOKED!

2014 Romanian Missions Team

Thanks to all of you who have so generously donated to this years Romanian Missions Trip. We have purchased our airline tickets!

We are leaving Monday, May 12th and returning Tuesday, May 27th.  We will post our travel itinerary when it is finalized.

What a great group of young people!  The two older participants are greatly honored to be able to minister along side these dedicated, energetic, godly young adults.

This is great news and we are rejoicing!

Constantly Thinking of the Upcoming Trip to Romania

Oliver Alexander

Hello everyone!  

As the days are getting longer and the farm is getting busier I am constantly thinking of the upcoming trip to Romania.  I am really excited to see how Romania is different from our country.  I also think it will be interesting to see a country that is so much older than America.

I have been doing a lot of research on Romanian history and culture recently and it has been really interesting.  Hopefully I can study the language some before we leave so that I'll have a small vocabulary.

I can't wait to see what God will do in and through our team while we are in Romania.  Please keep all of us in your prayers as the time draws nearer.

Heading Back to Romania!

Alaina Wright

As I have been preparing to head back to Romania I am determined to learn to speak and understand more Romanian than I did last year! The good thing is that many of the youth there understand basic English and can help interpret sermons or conversations for us.  I hope to learn enough Romanian that I can understand the topics of the conversations that are going on around me.  Unfortunately, the phrase I recently learned was: "Pepenele este verde" which means "The watermelon is green" and that doesn't really help me out much unless we are at a church picnic where someone is wondering the color of a watermelon!  

We would love for you to be introduced to our entire team.  Just click on the word "team" to jump there!