Church Building

RAM is helping the Romanian evangelical churches in the southeastern part of Romania to build houses of God for God's people to meet in.

In the Romanian predominantly Orthodox culture, the presence of God is associated with the presence of a church building. The Orthodox churches and local authorities often label the evangelical groups without a church building as "cultists." In order to increase the positive witness of the Romanian evangelicals among the people as well those in power, who seek to portray evangelical churches as cultic and dangerous, RAM has decided to plug in and help the Romanian growing congregations without a house of worship build one.

Several houses of prayer have been built from scratch or have been completed with funds donated through RAM by faithful generous American Christian believers. The sanctuaries of the Baptist churches in Onesti, Comanesti, Sohodor, Satu Nou, Pascani, Crevedia, Berceni-Bucharest, Militari-Bucharest, Holy Trinity Baptist Church of Braila, and Holy Trinity Baptist Church of Giurgiu are standing today as great testimonies to God's faithfulness and generosity of RAM's donors.