Bulgarian Cabinet resignation – what happens next?
Plamen Oresharski formally resigned as prime minister on July 23, after weeks of speculation and – in certain quarters – anxiety about whether he would play his part in carrying out the agreement reached by political parties to hold early parliamentary elections. The Wall Street Journal: Bulgaria's Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski late Wednesday submitted his resignation to parliament, a move that will lead to his entire cabinet stepping down after a tumultuous year marked by public protests, a banking crisis and confrontations with the European Union. [more] Bulgarian Outgoing Ministers React to Cabinet Resignation: Most of Bulgaria's outgoing ministers have assessed their ...
Bulgaria’s Cabinet to Resign
The Oresharski cabinet will resign on July 23, Wednesday, Bulgaria's Minister of Economy Dragomir Stoynev told Darik yesterday. The minister emphasized that the faster the early elections, the better, because "the political crisis could affect the economy." He also said, however, that before its resignation, the current government has to choose Bulgaria's next EU Comissioner, who will not be withdrawn by the caretaker government. Stoynev expressed that current Bulgarian Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva unfortunately has no chance of being nominated as High Commissioner for Foreign Affairs despite the strong support from Prime Minister Oresharski. "I'm pretty sure that her candidacy will not succeed" he ...
Prophetic and Persecuted Movement
Since a social movement that purposes liberation of the individual is always rejected by the present political and economic powers, Pentecostalism arises and develops in the midst of constant persecution and resistance. The constantly present struggle against evil, wrong and unrighteousness is the power that moves Pentecostalism to its final purposes. Once persecution disappears, Pentecostalism loses its original power and turns to a nominal religious organization, which continues to function and exist, however, outside the boundaries of its original purpose. The theology of the Persecuted Church is a theology of martyrdom. The context of persecution is a constantly present formational factor ...
Arrest and Imprisonment of Rev. Ivan Voronaev (1930)
The (un)Forgotten: Story of the Voronaev Children Missions & Intercultural Studies Dony K. Donev, D. Min. Presented at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies The enormity of the movement could not be left unnoticed by the Bolsheviks. After crashing every form of organized life in Russia, sentencing for life in the death camps of Gulag or simply shooting on the spot every leader and visionary of freedom, the atheistic government turned to the only organization apart from the Communist party that could still gather thousands of people – the Christian Church. The persecution of evangelicals was ordered from the very ...
Declaration and Petition against Congo Holocaust
Declaration and Petition Addressed to: His Royal Highness King Philippe of the Belgians and The Belgian Federal Parliament, President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz and The Pan-African Parliament, His Holiness Pope Francis of the Holy See and The College of Cardinals of the Vatican, President Herman Van Rompuy and The European Parliament, President Barack Obama and The Congress of the United States of America. President Vladimir Putin and the State Duma of the Russian Federation. President Abdullah Gul and The Grand National Assembly of Turkey. His Royal Highness King Harald V and The Parliament of Norway. Declaration We, the undersigned scholars, spiritual leaders，public servants, humanitarian workers, businessmen, media consultants, and common people concerned with righteousness, social justice, and improvement of life on the ...
Mission as Transformation
Mission as Transformation is a collection of essays by leading mission experts, which challenges the Christian community to view more seriously its participation in the processes of social transformation. The book defines the term “transformation” as holistic or integral mission. The term also denotes change in one’s condition in order to receive fully the life God has intended. The Kingdom of God is viewed as a fundamental structure and system in the above process. The book overviews important publications and thought developments over the past 30 years in reference to the subject of mission as transformation. It begins with a number ...
Bulgarian Churches in America: Personal Xlibris
Excerpt from the chapter "How to Start a Bulgarian Church in America from A-to-Z" X. Xlibris Every community leaves a lasting xlibris on its accomplishments, victories and success through a time of celebration. After each major accomplishment, plan deliberately and allow time for celebration. Celebration will renew the motivation of your congregation. Thank God for what He has done, what He is doing and even for the future expectation of what He is about to do. Leave your signature, your identity, and your xlibris where God has placed you to exist. You can even chose a day in which you can celebrate ...
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Master’s Degree of Chaplaincy Ministry in Bulgaria
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Gospel of Matthew Released for Christmas
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Bulgarian Cabinet resignation – what happens next?
July 25, 2014
Plamen Oresharski formally resigned as prime minister on July 23, after weeks of speculation and – in certain quarters – anxiety about whether he would play his part in carrying out the agreement reached by political parties to hold early parliamentary elections. The Wall Street Journal: Bulgaria’s... [Read more]
Bulgaria’s Cabinet to Resign
July 20, 2014
The Oresharski cabinet will resign on July 23, Wednesday, Bulgaria’s Minister of Economy Dragomir Stoynev told Darik yesterday. The minister emphasized that the faster the early elections, the better, because “the political crisis could affect the economy.” He also said, however, that... [Read more]
Prophetic and Persecuted Movement
July 15, 2014
Since a social movement that purposes liberation of the individual is always rejected by the present political and economic powers, Pentecostalism arises and develops in the midst of constant persecution and resistance. The constantly present struggle against evil, wrong and unrighteousness is the power... [Read more]
Arrest and Imprisonment of Rev. Ivan Voronaev (1930)
July 10, 2014
The (un)Forgotten: Story of the Voronaev Children Missions & Intercultural Studies Dony K. Donev, D. Min. Presented at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies The enormity of the movement could not be left unnoticed by the Bolsheviks. After crashing every form of organized... [Read more]
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