August was a busy month for us in ministry. We had several trips to Budapest to visit our church there. In the photo above, our colleagues Larry and Katie received flowers and a gift from […]
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Camp week
We have had a fun week at camp these past five days. We served at the orphanage in Győr and had about 20 kids each day. Each day consisted of a Bible message, songs, handicrafts […]
Set the captives free!
We are honoured to partner with the Set Free Movement. The global ministry of the Set Free Movement is just incredible! Led by Rev. Kevin Austin, the Set Free Movement is on the frontlines of […]
Support the Hungarian church!
Many of you are aware of the wonderful ministry taking place in Hungary that we are involved in, With two church groups (one in Budapest and the other in Győr), I (Gerry) am honoured to […]
Gifts of love
Today at church we launched our latest project of ‘Welcome packages’ for children going into the temporary floor at the care home we serve in. Many of these children have been taken from their families […]
Busy but good days
These past days have been very busy but so much achieved! In Győr, Hungary we organised an Introduction to Theology course for two ladies from our church, taught by our colleague and friend Rev. Dr. […]
Bulgaria – New hope
I had the honour of being invited to the dedication of a new home for the protection of at risk young girls this weekend in Bulgaria. Due to reasons of safety I will not give […]
Vacation Bible School
We had a wonderful week at the children’s home in Gyor. A team of five people from Decatur, Illinois joined us as we ministered each day at the camp. We sang Christian songs, played games, […]
Where o death is your victory? Where is your sting?
It was not the nails that held Christ to the cross, rather it was His love for us! As I looked out over the beautiful city of Győr this week, I was reminded how much […]
Over whelmed
UPDATE!!! January 20th Thanks for your prayers over the past days. This evening at 7pm (after I got back from ministry in Budapest) we went to visit this family. We brought meat, vegetables and bread. […]
