A Certain Woman in Eastern Europe

Taking the 3.23pm train to Zahony and arriving Csop Ukraine by 9.30 pm. The trip is on a comfortable fast train taking 5 hrs (western Ukraine one hour ahead of Hu). The team has 4 ladies from California, one born in Russia moved to Ukraine at 10 and speaks fluent Russian as she is part of a US Slavic community.  These ladies have many years of experience in establishing, managing and manning pregnancy centers. In addition, they bring testimonies of healing and restoration from Post -Abortion syndrome. We will also be helping to train workers for a new pregnancy center, being established by "Hope & Life Ministry" the first in Transcarpathia area of Ukraine. We would be very grateful for any prayer coverage you could provide especially going through customs in Csop. We have a lot of items for the new center, and it could look to custom officials that we have things to "sell". Thank you. Our schedule: Thursday 25.04 10am-1pm Hope and Life meeting

Mission: Restoring Hope to Hungary and Ukraine   Spring has a last come to Hungary and we are all enjoying a beautiful week of warm sunshine and beautiful blue skies. I am keeping busy with responsibilities for International Church of Budapest, planning for "Arise, Certain Women" meetings and I am gearing up for a very busy time with traveling for this next month.  Next week,  an important and impactful mission trip. "Certain Women" are partnering with "Shout for Life" (Crisis Pregnancy Center, Budapest) "Hope for Life" (Ministry Center, Uzghorod, Ukraine) and a team of women from California to bring the ministry of reconciliation to those hurting following abortion trauma. The first part of our mission will be in Ukraine. We will be holding a meeting for a group of churches in the vicinity of Uzhgorod to speak about the abortion issue and to help encourage a new start-up "Life"center. Plans are being made for press coverage for o

Because of extreme weather conditions in Hungary and in Ukraine, fellow missionary and dear friend, Tammy Swailes was "stuck" in Budapest for weeks. She should be just about safely home by now. Here we are together at Easter. We had a wonderful Resurrection Day service at the International church of Budapest.  The worship was outstanding, inspirational and the Holy Spirit came! God was so faithful to bring a refreshing Word to us,too.  When service could have been over, people stayed to praise longer which set our feet to dancing! The "meat" of the message: Jesus fully drank the cup of death that we may never have to "taste it"! (John 8, 51; Heb 2.9) "Through His death, He destroyed him who had the power of death (the devil) and RELEASED those who through the fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage." (Heb 2.14,15) and (Rev 1. 18) "I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore. AMEN!