story Day 1 – Chinari

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The village of Chinari, which is near Targu Mures in Romania, is a small rural community on the Mures River. On visits to this part of Romania we regularly visit a church there on Saturday evenings. The music is loud, the praying is loud, and the joy of the Lord is visible ‘big time’. This is a Roma (Gypsy) Pentecostal church located high up on a hill in a very poor village outside of Chinari. Doug is usually asked to preach and assist in the prayer ministry. In this photo parents bring a child forward for anointing and healing prayer. We are thankful to Pastor Relu, his wife Nana, and their children for warm hospitality and encouraging friendship. Please pray for this ministry.

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About dougjohns

In 2016 Doug Johns retired from ministry in Canada to devote more time to international work and travel. He is a graduate of York Univ. (B.A.) and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (M.Div.). Doug is married to Yvonne and they live in Creston, BC. They have four grown children plus eight grandchildren. Doug is a serious runner. Combined with an insatiable passion for geography from his youth, running races around the world has become a gateway for adventure. Doug started distance running at age 60. He has worked, studied, traveled, and run internationally.
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