About Tinca
Rick and my last missions trip to Romania took us back to Tinca, a very small gypsy village in Romania. This time was different as God opened our eyes to the gypsy people. All we had ever seen were gypsies begging for money, but never really realized the depth of their despair. On this trip, we spent time with the village Pastor, and heard the MIRACLE of how the Word of God was brought to his village.
In the USA, Walter, a gypsy himself, had been praying for years to lead him to a gypsy village, one that would be open to listen to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Walter asked a friend to go with him to Romania to seek out a gypsy village.
Upon arriving in Romania, Walter went to Oradea. There he saw a young gypsy boy on the street and asked him to take them to a gypsy village. The boy led them to a house in the village of Tinca. As Walter stood in the doorway, he overheard men praying asking for someone to come and tell them about God when they were finished.
Walter said: I am your man!
Now, that’s a MIRACLE!
You can be a part of this continuing
MIRACLE!!!
Tinca's Second Miracle Completed!
Thank you thank you! The Lord has truly blessed the Tinca project. Not only were we able to give them six showers but we were able to give them 10 showers! Amen! Plus, toilets and sinks, of which was beautifully tiled.
Churches and individuals alike have donated to this project towards the personalized buckets for the shower supplies they needed. The ministry also supplied two working washing machines and concrete for walk ways leading to the showers.
New Tinca Project
Sponsors are needed to provide school supplies for the 56 children to go to school for a year. A 100 dollar donation plus a backpack can provide that need for these children. Sponsors will receive a picture of the child that they are supporting.
Children Sponsored to Date:
1-31-13 20
Tinca Donations Can Be Made Here:
Thank You For Helping
James 1:27
New International Version (NIV)
27 Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress.
