Serving Refugee Families at Vertical Mamaia Nord

 

Our HPS brothers and sisters are teaching Romanian Language classes for the refugees at Vertical Mamaia Nord (Romania). The church has secured a 42 room hotel nearby to house/feed/care for people. They negotiated with the owners and are getting it for less than $400 per night (the WHOLE place). #GoGod!!! The team is now providing food and it is being cooked and served onsite with love and care. 

Side note: Pastor Claudiu Mihaiu and the team there are about to celebrate the one year anniversary of this amazing church!

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