In all East European countries there is a rush from hundreds of organizations in the West to do missions there. Some of them do good, some of them not so good, some of them do bad things. There is much emphasis on evangelism. It seems to me that even the ones who do not come as evangelists end up doing the work of evangelists. They may come as pastors who want to preach in churches, but most of the time in their preaching there is an invitation and many people respond.
People are able to return to the West and say they recorded so many conversions in Romania.
I see a lot of that desire to show good results in conversions. There is a big problem there. If you ask most people, they will gladly accept Jesus, but they don't know what that means. And so you will not see those people returning to the church after that Western evangelist leaves. What do we do in a city such as Constansa, where in 1991 an American evangelist preached two nights in the stadium.