Ep. 142 | Stories | Getting To Know Our Mission Partners | Ana Ubeivolc

Wow.

And have the children continued to be a part of your story and your mutual discipleship? Tell me about what made you want to focus on that area, because I know that's a specific area close to your heart and your

expertise.

Maybe my experience, yeah, what I see in Moldova, when you see these children without any care, without any parental education, you cannot just stay and ignore that when you're a Christian, a real Christian cannot ignore such problems in their own country.

So, yeah, maybe just because I see the real statistics, I see problems inside my country and I want to respond to these problems.

I want to do something.

I don't want to ignore.

so um so it's happening in your country but not everyone is walking with the lord and serving him so i'm curious for you yourself as anna but also as an organization like what difference does christ make first in your life and then like in the life of your organization the way you guys serve what how does that look different than say another organization serving sort of these social needs how does that look

different So, you know, in Russian, in Russian language, we have a proverb.

And this proverb really describes how post-Soviet Union people think.

So, proverb can be translated like... um to be a personality you need to deserve it or you you are not born as a personality you came as a personality like you need to deserve uh the like to be a personality yeah

okay

so and um it really described how our people think that you are not a personality you are not a person when you just burn

You have

to like

earn it.

Yeah, you

need to earn it.

You need to deserve it.

This name, this calling of personality.

Okay.

So I see that our organization, our ministry and personally, we see a personality inside every person.

Even when this person is...

How do you say it in English? Down of the downer.

Like very...