Our final concert was at the Evangelical Church in Slovenia. We had visited this church last year for the first time, and what a warm welcome we received from Bishop Leon and Pastor Judit.
The atmosphere was electrifying as people came with anticipation and expectation.
As the choir began to sing, stoic faces softened into warm smiles, and hearts melted as they received the gospel in song.
The children’s faces lit up as they heard the music, and their bodies moved to the rhythm of the beat. People were led into exuberant worship!
The large church doors were flung wide open, and passersby stopped in their tracks as they heard the singing.
A lady from Zimbabwe who had been living in Slovenia for 15 years said, “Thank you! I so miss this type of singing.” She had just heard about the event and decided to attend. She said, “The people of Slovenia need this.” Throughout the concert, her face expressed the joy she was experiencing.
There was a family of five who attended the local Catholic Church. They were so excited about sharing what they had experienced from the concert. The eldest child, a 14-year-old boy, couldn’t stop talking about what he had experienced, and this led to us giving him details of the resources available on our website. They were so grateful for the information they received.
The concert was organized to raise funds for treatment for a young boy who has kidney tumors. His name is Jan, and he is a relative of the church organist. They requested that we continue to remember him in prayer. We know that our God is a miracle worker, and we pray for total healing.
It was apt that Reverend Taylor’s message was from John chapter 5, where Jesus healed the man at the pool of Bethesda by simply asking him, “Do you want to be made well?” This was a message of hope and encouragement to all.
We want to thank everyone for your support in prayer; the Lord certainly answered superabundantly above all that we could have asked or thought. We are so grateful that we could be a part of His end-time plan.
Special thanks to Pastor Ivan and Brother Andreas for organizing the venues and to our drivers, Leonid and John, for their servant hearts.
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