Matching Fund! Replace the Heating System

Our heating system—a furnace and boiler that have served us tirelessly for years—has recently shown signs of severe wear, and with the cold season quickly approaching, replacing the system has become an urgent need.

For a building our size, this isn’t a small project or a cheap undertaking; the estimated cost for each heater is about $117 per room, and we need 105 units. To meet this challenge, God has blessed us with a partner organization willing to cover part of the cost.

The generosity of this organization has inspired us to reach out to you, our faithful supporters, to help raise the remaining funds to complete the project. Time and again, we’ve been overwhelmed by your dedication and faithful support. We trust that God will provide this new miracle for the children in our care, just as He has in the past.

Our progress in Brosteni is a testament to God’s goodness. Local residents often share how moved they are to see people from distant lands investing in their community. Your support is a visible testimony of God’s work in our children’s lives, shining His light in our area. 

Thank you for standing with us and helping us continue this good work for His glory. Please donate today to help us ensure the children’s home is warm and safe this winter.

Dorin CiocanBOL Children’ s Pastor 

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