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Its
hard to say all the things we do, or have done, for I never look back
on these
things, and I don t keep a catalogue of what we have done. It just
doesn’t t
seem right to keep a record of good deeds, or how we have helped
people. Past
help is gone and to speak of it, kind of lowers the value of that help.
...
This work has only been achieved, out of love, trust, confidentiality, and intimacy with the people, whom I love dearly. I only look forward to see what else we can do, and how we can help. A new generation is arising now, and I am privileged to still be alive to see the difference our efforts have made.
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Nyirbeltek,
wasn’t even on the map. It was so insignificant, no-one wanted to go
there.
Being a poor village made up of Farmers, Peasant folk, and Gipsies. 16
years
ago we arrived there, going where angels fear to tread.
...
Now
it is very much on the map. All the villages around have seen this
Great
change, and then desired it themselves. Order has come into these
villages.
People no longer will allow themselves to be ruled by the outlaws, and
the
bullies. They gained a confidence that made them rise up, and take
authority
over their own lives. Not allowing filthy language, and bad behaviour
to be
spewed in their faces anymore, but to quench it with righteousness
and
wisdom. Nyirbeltek is run by Dani and Kati Beri. We have assisted in
opening
and running,
Advice,
and Counselling
Villages
together Conference Room
Refuge
for Women
Home
for poor and underprivileged children
English
School
We maintain the upkeep of two houses
The
Community
Centre
Church
Driving
School
Bible
School
Drop-In
Centre
On
going support for Dai and Kati, financially and spiritually, and
practically
The
Sunflower Trust provides food, educational supplies, and toiletries,
and
medicines
We
bring Guests from abroad, to interact with the locals, so they can
broaden
their horizons, on both sides.
The
Buildings are used for a variety of things, including Teaching
Hungarian, and
German.
We
always, give money to the poor villagers, hand to hand, to relieve
immediate
poverty
And
so I could go on but I feel like I’m talking about it as though to give
us
Glory, well I don t all the Glory goes to God, who has allowed us the
privilege
of serving Him