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Biannual newsletter of the European Baptist Women's Union

December 2004 issue

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Romanian Baptist Women

As I start giving leadership to Romanian Baptist Women work we began with national, regional conferences and training of leaders. I have begun to motivate women how to study the Bible and to start being involved with other women in the local churches. For better communication and cooperation besides weekly meetings in local churches we have established periodically citywide and regional meetings. Using these opportunities the sisters came to meet and know each other and learn how to cooperate as a team in social ministries (e.g. prison and orphanage ministries, street children, etc.). As the sisters began holding bible studies they were motivated to start groups of action and they were involved in the specific needs of the local churches. They formed groups to minister to the sick, poor and elderly, young mothers.

Annual national conferences were held in different parts of Romania. The annual national conference became a training ground, a reunion and also a testimony of God's work and the experience of joy to know each other. Many women became prayer partners and friends.

As the numbers of sisters grew there was a need for more training of leaders. I decided to have three times a year women leadership semi-nars we studied principles of leadership, bible studies, organizing our annual conference and also 8-10 regional conferences per year.

A national prayer chained was formed in 1995 which grew to encompass 1.300 sisters who pray 24/7 for common spiritual and physical needs in Romania and around the world. The Inter-national Day of Prayer of Baptist Women in November contributes to unity with a purpose and a vision in mission with sisters from around the world.

The magazine "Christian Family" has an important role in the communication of this day, the prayer chain and other activities. We, Baptist sisters of Romania, seek to glorify and honor God, to work together in unity, to grow spiritually and to be exemplary followers of Christ, serving the family and the Church in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Mia Oglice
President of Romanian Baptist Women Organization

 

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