As Pentecostals historically (and as a movement) We have been looking for power when we should have been seeking after His presence We have been looking for gifts and signs and wonders, when we should have been looking for fruits of the Spirit and of character We have been looking for preachers and prophets to […]

In general, it is believed that when any two individuals come together, in the midst there will be some sort of tension. The coming together or collision consequences in tension that is the result of differing opinions and viewpoints. One major origin of such strain or confusion is due to misinterpretation. What is said is […]

I left Chicago on this day 30 years ago (July 30, 1995). The Bulgarian church that day held service at 1 PM with 64 Bulgarians and many other internationals in attendance. Bulgarian students from the neighboring Indiana and Wisconsin attended as well. There was even a Bulgarian family from Alaska. It was a Sunday. I […]

by Kathryn Donev, LPC-MHSP, NCC Interacting in church chat groups can be a bit complex at times and a touchy topic to discuss.  Navigating in this realm requires respect and kindness to foster a healthy environment. The following are some key guidelines for virtual etiquette tailored to a church community setting. Be Christ like. Use […]

Protests in solidarity with accused Varna mayor Blagomir Kotsev – seen by supporters as targeted because of his political affiliation with We Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria – are continuing, with a large turnout in Sofia on July 18 and another protest scheduled for July 22. The protests on July 18 in Sofia, Varna […]