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Walking by Faith Not by Sight

Walking by Faith Not by Sight

In Romania, 11‑year‑old Clara prayed for a native English‑speaking teacher—and God impressed Andreea in Australia to answer the call. Through prayer, conviction, and surrender, Andreea left her job and home to serve as a missionary teacher, becoming the direct answer to a child’s faith‑filled prayer.

Romania

Principal to Two Parents

Principal to Two Parents

In Macea, Romania, the principal of a Seventh‑day Adventist school helped prevent a family from divorcing by offering biblical counsel, encouragement, and steady support. Through patience, prayer, and practical guidance, Antonio’s parents reconciled, found work, and eventually began attending church—strengthening both their home and their faith.

Romania

Teacher Who Wept

Teacher Who Wept

In Sofia, Bulgaria, a teacher named Tanya walked into a job interview at the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten—and walked out transformed. Through the Holy Spirit’s leading, Bible studies, and the influence of a Christ‑centered school, she chose faith over a lucrative job offer, was baptized, and later became a church planter with her husband.

Bulgaria

The Broken Cup

The Broken Cup

In Sofia, Bulgaria, little Dany entered the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten at just 1 year and 9 months old. Her love for Bible stories touched her entire extended family, drawing them closer to Scripture and Adventist teachings. Even after leaving the kindergarten, Dany’s connection remained strong—showing how early spiritual seeds can transform whole families.

Bulgaria

God Doesn’t Make Mistakes

God Doesn’t Make Mistakes

In Sofia, Bulgaria, a developmentally delayed boy named Gogi entered the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten—and God used the experience to transform his entire family. Through prayer, patient teaching, and the influence of Christian worship, Gogi learned to speak, his parents embraced healthier living, and his mother began studying the Bible and sharing her faith.

Bulgaria

Sophia’s Favorite Book

Sophia’s Favorite Book

In Sofia, Bulgaria, a two‑year‑old girl named Sophia fell in love with Bible stories at the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten. Her remarkable memory, spiritual insight, and affection for Scripture touched her teachers and family—showing how God can reach even the youngest hearts.

Bulgaria

First Adventist Kindergarten

First Adventist Kindergarten

In Sofia, Bulgaria, a mother’s search for a Christ‑centered kindergarten led Maria to open Colorful Hope—the first Seventh‑day Adventist kindergarten in the country. Through prayer, perseverance, and God’s providence, the school found the perfect location and now serves dozens of children across two campuses.

Bulgaria

Elusive Building Permit

Elusive Building Permit

In Bulgaria, the Seventh‑day Adventist Church prayed for 25 years to obtain a building permit for the Sofia West church. After repeated delays, unanswered calls, and suspected opposition, a new chief architect finally signed the permit—allowing construction to begin with support from a Thirteenth Sabbath Offering.

Bulgaria

Enoc’s Dream, Part 2

Enoc’s Dream, Part 2

In Spain, Enoc and Ingrid prayed for clarity as they wrestled with a call to ministry. A providential early‑morning phone call from Sagunto Adventist College—and a second sign God sent to Ingrid—confirmed His will. Today, their family lives on campus, where Enoc studies theology and both serve in campus leadership.

Spain

Enoc’s Dream, Part 1

Enoc’s Dream, Part 1

In Spain, physical therapist Enoc felt an unexpected call to pastoral ministry. Through prayer, repeated confirmations, and God’s providence—from his wife’s conviction to his business partner’s surprising question—his family left Barcelona so he could study theology at Sagunto Adventist College.

Spain

Match Made in Heaven

Match Made in Heaven

In Spain, former model Ligia and agnostic traveler Albert found healing, identity, and purpose when God brought them together. Their journey—from emptiness and worldly success to faith, baptism, and mission—now continues at Sagunto Adventist College, where they prepare to reach secular people with the hope they discovered.

Spain

Tea and Cell Phones

Tea and Cell Phones

At Bogenhofen Adventist school in Austria, a girls’ dean sensed something was wrong and prayed for guidance. Her late‑night visit led to an honest conversation that helped a student surrender a hidden phone and overcome her growing dependence on electronics through care, accountability, and God’s power.

Austria

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