Our Bakery in Action
In the villages of Romania recipes are handed down from mother to daughter. They do not need to be written down, rather they are told like an old story. One of the local “Bunica” [grandmothers] stopped by the Bread of Life Orphanage to show our girls how to make “poale-n brau”, a Romanian traditional pancake.
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As Christmas approaches, let’s share the joy of Christ’s birth this Christmas, we invite you to help create joy and hope for children in Romania, Ukraine & Bulgaria letting them know that someone cares deeply for them.
Elisabeth and Darius, two young souls brought together by the Bread of Life Ministry, grew up side by side, forming a sincere friendship rooted in respect and trust. Even from a young age, they believed that with God’s help, a heart committed to learning, and a willingness to walk in obedience, a better life was possible.
For many of us, the word “graduation” brings to mind robes, diplomas, and proud family photos. But for the teenagers who are part of the Bread of Life family, this moment is so much more. It marks a profound achievement, a courageous transition into adulthood, and a first real step toward independence. Their determination inspires us and fills us with joy and pride.