Update from Micleuseni!

Praise God we moved! All went well! We worked really hard for two days and now we are relaxing in the kitchen! For all who would like to see the result, below some pictures of our new house:

Kitchen/ Living room

Kitchen (without water)

Heating system

Light the fire!

The bedroom

Bedroom part 2

Bedroom 3

Oh and of course the rest room is straightened out too!

Moving time!

Today the day came in which we will move to the village Micleuseni. We will be moving to this house:

And because the house has nothing in it, we bought yesterday a kitchen and a gas stove:

 We packed many bags:

So now we are ready to move!

Update Huzun

Bricks have arrived

Roof being build

Roof is finished!

Time for mixing cement

Walls receive an extra layer of cement

Kids inside are thanking God for the food they receive

Time for games outside

On sunday around 10 people from the village come to the church service, most of them are parents/ caretakers of the children that come during the week to the Day Centre

God is at work in Huzun, let's keep praying for this village!

Newsletter / Nieuwsbrief

Het is ondertussen herfst geworden in Moldavie en dus weer tijd voor een nieuwsbrief met vers nieuws! Zie hieronder voor de link:

Nieuwsbrief Oktober 2013

Fall has started in Moldova and so also the time for a newsletter with fresh news, has arrived! See below link:

Newsletter October 2013

A sad situation

Last week we spend some time in the village Crasnaseni. There we met a family that is literally struggling to survive. A food parcel was given to them and this is for sure a blessing for the coming weeks but what will happen after that?

Grandmother is looking after her blind husband and her two grown-up disabled sons

Her daughter is also staying in the same house and she has two small children 

The food parcel was happily received since the only income of this family is the small compensation they receive for the blind husband and the two disabled sons and this is not enough to buy food for the family

The house this family lives in is cold and dark, they don't have wood for the winter to heat the house.

 

The main occupation of these two children is hanging around on the street, nobody cares for them. When we met them in the afternoon, both of them had wet their pants. They received with joy the candy and apples we gave them.