Youth Transition Center
The articles below highlight our work in our Youth Transition Program (YTP) in Bucharest, Romania.
We want you to know how deeply grateful we are for your vital role in Bread of Life Ministries. Your prayers and sacrificial support have been, and continue to be, a lifeline to families, widows, the elderly, and countless children in need across Eastern Europe.
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33
It’s a happy graduation month at Bread of Life! We are excited to celebrate with our graduates and proud of their hard work. In our newsletters, we often share stories about the children we serve, but we wanted you to hear from them. We have asked each graduating senior to share a bit about themselves. […]
Night was falling in the bustling city of Bucharest on Dec.12th, and for most residents there, it was “life as usual.” But for four young people (Eliza, Nicoleta, Nicu and Andreea) from “BOL Youth Transition,” it was a special evening. There was, no doubt, some trepidation mixed with excitement and deep joy and peace as […]
Every month we share updates about the BOL children. We focus a lot on their needs and how we constantly find ways to help them. It is a blessing for us to see the impact our ministry has. Today, I want to introduce our Youth Transition Program team to you. This team helped make a […]
We have a diverse group of youth with varied backgrounds in our Youth Transition Program. Andreea joined our YTP in Bucharest last year, but her family connection with the ministry of Bread of Life has been a long one. Her mother and father are employees at the Bread of Life Children’s Home. We wanted to […]
What does it take for a kid to thrive in life? Besides, a lot of love and affection? It also takes a lot of hard work from their side and a lot of support from ours. This year we had five kids finish high school, Andreea, Sorina, Nicoleta, Daniel and Ghiorghita. Some of them […]
Children grow and change so quickly. The first children who arrived at the Bread of Life Orphanage in 2003 are now grown. We are different from government orphanages because we consider children we take in to be family members. We work with them into their later years to become self-sufficient, not dropping them when they […]