We arrived to find Cluj was at 30′ +. A dry type of heat. We have visited many families that have history with Moortown. Some from over 30 years ago. All send their greetings and good wishes to everyone. We spoke in Monastur church and gave greetings to them too.
It poured down and we had hailstones before the service. Flooding down the roads but when we came out it was dry again and hotter.
We met with a group of Ukrainian refugees who have decided to stay in Cluj and join their church. Many now have moved to then West or returned to their homes again. This group are still too afraid to returning many had young children.
The church has used our money to provide accommodation and food or medicines for hundreds who initially came. They still support the group you’ll see in the video.
One lady prayed for Moortown and thanked us for our love!!
She told us how hard it has been for them leaving their homes and not knowing when they can return.
We visited Via church across the city. A vibrant modern church of over 400 families. They are growing weekly. During Covid lockdown they rented the local football stadium to spread around and even baptised people in blow up pools!!!
On Sunday we were in Andor and Zsuzsis church at Oderheiu. A formal service in the morning and families in the afternoon. Their choir is exceptional. All happy to meet us and send their warmest greetings.
There’s a YouTube video below which shows an informal choir rehearsing for next Sunday when the bishop will visit Andor and Szuszi’s church and a quick look around their church – couresy of Rod.