2004 Romanian Trip – Page 8
I can say that it was one of the toughest days of my life to leave the children and staff at the orphanage. That wasn't just my feeling; it was the feeling of the whole group. Pictured below are some of the youth that stayed up to see us off at about 2 in the morning.
We are in process of helping Bro. Daniel Hulai to get a visa to come and visit us here at Christian Temple. I believe that he can be a great help to us here and in some of our future endeavors for the Lord and the Romanian people. He made the eight hour ride to the airport with us. He stays in contact with us. Pray that God would have his way.
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Getting ready to load onto the bus to go home, Gabby (left) and Corina (right) were seeing us off. I called Corina ‘little Irene’, because she looked like Irene when she was her age.
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As you can see here that Sister Virginia, just behind Kim, stayed up to see us off. Bro. Marius, just in front of Byron, was much help to us in interpreting. He is in process trying to get a visa to visit America. He has many friends here. We had the opportunity to lead Bro. George, top left, to the Lord Jesus. He was raised in the Orthodox Church.
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There’s an old saying that, “a picture is worth a thousand words” and although Kim is crying in this picture, her smile tell you that she has found a kindred spirit in her friend, Monica. Kimberly is heart broke to leave her friend who spoke good English and was a lot of fun to be around and a lot of help to us there.
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Julian, on the left, is smiling now, but when his uncle tried to hang him, he found a new loving home here at the orphanage
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We are at the airport in Bucharest. Bro. Daniel Hulai (whom I have my arm around) prayed with us, laughed together and became great friends.