The spiritual hunger of Eastern Europe remains strong more than a decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and Pentecostal congregations are at the forefront of church growth in that part of the world. In recent years, there has been a desire in people's hearts to see God more and more, for God to visit our countries with a mighty revival. Hydzik spoke of challenges Pentecostal churches faced when their land was shrouded by the Iron Curtain, and the new opportunities and obstacles facing Pentecostals today. Models for Doing Missions Faith and vision for building cogent national missions programs were cast during the sessions presented by Brad Walz, U.S. missionary to Argentina. During the session Walz spoke of several mission program models, the advantages of belonging to a national missions project, and some of the struggles Argentina faced when they endeavored to form their program.
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Reviews by staff writers, John W. Kennedy, Rob Cunningham, and Kirk Noonan.