In Romania, there is a Christian school training people who want to dedicate themselves to God, serving Him through praise and worship.The school started in the last day of January and ended at the beginning of February.
Presented by the means of animated movies, the message of the Gospel reached dozens of children in Brasov county. Punctul Zero and Rugul Aprins churches hosted Superbook evangelistic events.
Celebrating the Birth of Jesus Christ on December 25th has its roots in antiquity. Todays Christmas traditions are borrowed from pre-Christian winter pagan parties when various deities were celebrated in northern Scandinavia, Rome, or Persia. Nowadays, most people are unaware of their origin, but they do enjoy the holiday.
The 1918 Great Union City rapidly proved too small for those who came in to celebrate the Centenary. It is estimated that in Alba Iulia were over 150,000 people from various parts of the country, as well as from the diaspora. Many people came dressed in folk costumes and all were glad to be together with their fellow Romanians. Some of them said they have been preparing for this event since 2015.
In one of Romanias most important cities, Timisoara, a business meeting on consolidating the relationship between state institutions, businessmen and non-governmental organizations to support the social system took place at the Social Assistance Departments headquarters. The event was organized in collaboration with Jesus Hope of Romania Evangelical Charitable Association and the European Christian Political Movement.