A Typical Day

A typical day in Moldova for our team begins with a time of prayer and devotion in the morning, followed by breaking up into teams and visiting homes to share our testimonies and the gospel. Then, we break in the middle of the day for lunch and continue with visits in the afternoon. On average our team would collectively share the gospel in 12 homes each day. By the end of our trip we will most likely have been able to personally share the gospel in over a hundred homes. Not including evangelistic services or children's programs. Most of the visits we have are not random. They are all friends and relatives of believers in the church. The appointments will all be followed up by national missionaries from the church that lead in each village.

In the evening we would host a program for the children in whatever village we were visiting homes. The program would begin with a puppet show put on by people from the church, then we would all help lead the children in songs and games, after that people from our team would take turns in giving testimonies and teaching a lesson that would be translated by someone from the church. Attendance for these programs grow each time we hosted one in the same village, which was always encouraging.

Sometimes in the evening two or three people from the team would break from visiting homes and running the children's program to help run a church service at one of the many church plants. Generally, someone would give their testimony, someone else would lead music, and a third person would preach.

This has been the typical pattern for each day. There have not really been any days off because even on Sunday we had 3 church services to participate in and 2 children's programs to run. However we have taken two mornings off to rest and recuperate.

Please pray for discipleship for the many people we have met with, especially for those who decided to commit their lives to christ.