In the context of the various conflicts we witness nowadays, one of them being in the immediate vicinity of Romania’s northern border, we realize how important it is to know our history so as not to repeat the mistakes of the past. A team from Alfa Omega TV arrived in the summer of 2024 in the city of Iași, where they also visited the Pogrom Museum. Known in history as “the Iași Pogrom,” it is the largest genocide against the Jews that took place on Romanian territory and which preceded the deportations to Transnistria and to the camps at Auschwitz. We warn you that the following images may have an emotional impact.

Evangelical Christians were among the victims of persecution during the Communist era in Romania. This persecution took on various forms: psychological oppression, forced labor, and denial of access to decent employment. Valerica Ștrubert was one of those who endured such treatment at the hands of the political regime of the time. Today, together with her husband, Marcel Ștrubert, she pastors the “Relevant” Church in Arad. Let’s listen to her testimony.

The 21st-century Church faces a variety of challenges brought on by the contemporary society: the dilution of Christian moral values, postmodernism, technological advancement, and economic conditions. The Bible itself speaks of worsening times in the world as history progresses. Therefore, the Church should not be surprised by what is happening but rather shine the light of Christ in these times.

“Ground Zero” Church in Brașov is dedicated to ministering deliverance to people. For several years now, this topic has been addressed through the “Victorios” conferences. These events serve as a God-ordained setting for people to understand that they can live free from the burdens of the past and to learn how to fight for deliverance from generational inheritances. Let’s now take a closer look at this report from the event.