Today in Micesti

As we announced, Friday night we had a Prayer Night. Even though we were only a few, God was among us and everyone present was encouraged.
We prayed for the safety of the citizens in our city that become victims to assaults. For the future generations, for the orphans in our country or children raised only by one parent, for the children left alone with relatives by parents that go in another country trying to make a better living.
We asked God to give wisdom and integrity to those that lead our country.
We prayed against the spirit of suicide that has it’s hold on the people of Cluj, against the pornography that is all over the pace.
We asked God to make His Church strong, so that it would have a word to say in this country, that it will not be tolerant to sin but condemn it when it’s seen.
We truly believe that God listened to our prayers and that’s why we want to continue these prayer meetings, and we would like to have the next meeting on Friday, the 6th of March, starting with 20:30.

In this blog entry, we want to introduce you to Nicoleta Călugăr and the work she does.
Nicoleta is Pastor Rares's wife and she works for 2 years now with Mariene and Yvonne Kroon's Ministry in Floresti. They are a couple of Dutch missionaries that live in Romania now and work with the gypsy people in Floresti.

They work with the children from very poor families, helping them with their homework and trying to keep them in School, because it's quite common for the gypsy children to quite school.
This ministry helps the families of these children with food, cloths and even building them homes.
They also have a women's meeting once a week, where they try and teach gypsy women about God and about things that can help them in their every day life.

Nicoleta teaches as well the Sunday School in Micesti and she's quite good at it.
We want you to know she's a great support to our Pastor and she's an example worthy to be followed by every woman in our Church and not only.

Generational Blessing

Pastor Rareș had a message on how God blesses the faithfulness of one person, to a thousand generations. (Exodus 20:6)


Don’t be selfish and think that everything is just about you. Some people tend to say “well, it’s my life and I do whatever I want with it”. God is the one that gave you breath of life and your soul belongs to Him.
One should realize that what he does affects his brothers and sisters. Your sin affects me and affects the Body of Christ, both local and universal. And just the same, your obedience helps my prayers to be answered and helps The Kingdom of God to grow.
“If one part suffers every part suffers with it, if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it.” 1 Corinthians 12:26
Know that your obedience, your faith and your relationship with God, meaning that which you build in intimacy with God, it’s an inheritance for those in your family and your Church. Generations to come, will benefit from the fruits of your righteousness.
“I have been reminded of your sincere faith, which first lived in your grandmother, Lois and in your mother Eunice and I am persuaded now lives in you also.” 2 Timothy 1:5
2 Samuel 7:8 – 19
God can fulfill the desires of your heart through the lives of your children. Maybe your vision will be fulfilled after you will be gone. But you must have a vision for the generations that will come after you. You must prepare the ground for the generations to come. You must build the right circumstances for the future generations, so that they might finis what you started. Maybe just as David, you must fight the enemy that tries to steal the spiritual inheritance that you are trying to leave to your children. Maybe you need to fight during your life time so that your children will have peace to build the kingdom of God.
1 Kings2:1-4
In order that God might fulfill his promise to you, in the lives of your children, you must do your part as well.
“The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me, your love, O, Lord, endures forever – do not abandon the works of your hands” Psalm 138:8

At the end of this message, our Church honored the faithfulness of 3 ladies, to whom we owe the fact that we belong to God today.
3 Grandmothers influenced through their life, through their prayers and obedience the lives of many people in our Church and in the Body of Christ.
These ladies have been living their faith during good times and during bad times. They have been persecuted by the communists, by their families, by their friends, laughed upon, mocked, ridiculed, but still found through the race of God, the strength not to let go of what they believed, had the strength to keep on going for more than 38 yeas of faithfulness.
As a symbol, we gave them a diploma. We didn’t do this to praise them as people, but we did this to honor God’s faithfulness.