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Every Step a Battle
Joe’s journey to the door of Oikos House was marked by struggle, prayer, and intense spiritual warfare. As a child, he even attended Adventist schools, but in his youth, he drifted away from God’s ways.
Finding a Family on the Streets of Helsinki
Jenny lives in Finland and was looking for a Christian community where she could worship and fellowship. That was when she found OIKOS HOUSE, a house church planting project.
Walking by Faith Not by Sight
Clara is a child of faith who knows that God hears her prayers and answers them in the best possible way. For example, when there was an opening for an English teacher at her school, she prayed about it. Far away in Australia, Andreea felt a calling to become a missionary in another country, but there were many challenges standing in her way.
Principal to Two Parents
Camelia is the principal of the Adventist School in Macea, Romania, and her work goes far beyond caring for students. One day, a mother told her that she was going to withdraw her son from the school because she was going through a separation. Camelia then made it her mission to help that family.
Teacher Who Wept
Tanya's life was transformed when she went to work at the Adventist Colorful Hope Kindergarten (Tzventna Nadezhda) in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The Broken Cup
In Bulgaria, preaching the gospel is more challenging. Alternative methods are powerful tools for bringing hope to people. This is the case of the Tzventna Nadezhda Kindergarten in Sofia, which is transforming entire families.
God Doesn’t Make Mistakes
Gogi’s parents wanted to enroll him in an Adventist school. It seemed as though God had made a mistake by sending that family to the Colorful Hope Kindergarten (Tzventna Nadezhda), but God never makes mistakes!
Sophia’s Favorite Book
Sophia’s home was not Christian, but through the Colorful Hope Kindergarten (Tzventna Nadezhda), she learned about the God of the Universe.
First Adventist Kindergarten
Maria did not want to send her three-year-old son to a public kindergarten. So, she decided to open the first Adventist kindergarten in Bulgaria.
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