“I am thrilled to have been born in an Adventist home. I have

witnessed the development and growth of the Renacer group.

In spiritual life, there are always struggles, and although we

sometimes have to make sacrifices to support the work of God,

He always provides for our needs."

A few years ago, there was an evangelistic campaign, and to

support it, I stopped working at my regular job because I had

some responsibilities in the event organization. However, that

very week, I went bankrupt. I had no money to pay bills or buy

food for my family. On Thursday of that week, the only thing I

had in my pocket was $1.75. On Friday, the last day of the

campaign, I left for work in the morning with $1.75 in my pocket.

By Friday night, I only had $0.75 left. I could only think about my

wife, my son, and the debts I had. I prayed to the Lord for

guidance, feeling overwhelmed by the financial strain. My wife

needed money for food, and my son needed medicine for his

respiratory issues. It was a difficult time for me.

At that moment, I began to realize that I had never stopped

working to support a campaign like that, and a little doubt crept into my mind. I prayed for help, and

about 10 minutes before the singing service, I received a message through WhatsApp that said: "Do

you have a bank account?" I found the message very strange, but when I checked the contact, I

realized it was from a person to whom I had lent money some time ago. I had thought that he couldn't

pay the debt.

Since I didn't have a bank account, I provided my wife's number. Everything happened very quickly.

In the next few minutes, we reviewed the account statement, and the money had already been

deposited. The person wrote to me again: "There is the payment. I have paid off my debt.

I was incredibly amazed at how perfectly God's plans unfolded. Although the person was unable to

pay the debt at the time, the answer came when we needed it the most. I will always remember the

way God worked during that moment of distress. I have come to understand that we should support

the work of God. We need to serve God and give everything that we have and are. I want to express

my gratitude to the brothers and sisters who have donated resources for us to have a church to

worship God. Let's continue moving forward and not lose hope, as Christ is coming soon.”