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What is FreeBalkans.com?

We believe that the Balkan Countries; people, governments and
institutions should be free. "Freedom" and "being free" is sometimes
hard to define and is often subject to one's interpretation. We believe
there is a truth that has been tested by time that presents freedom
through the wisdom of a loving God. His wisdom we will seek
together and see freedom come forth and remain for the good of
the Balkan people. This organization (FreeBalkans.com) and this website
is dedicated to discovering and making available the good
things God is doing for the Balkans.

    BALKANS; What Is That, Where Is That ???

    A rather large peninsula located in south east Europe. Made up of 11 countries; Albania, Bosnia
    Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, and
    (European) Turkey.

    Sometimes Hungary and Moldavia are said to be in the Balkans. Also Slovenia and  (European)
    Turkey are considered by many to be outside the Balkans. Although FreeBalkans.com has taken the
    position that the above list of 11 makes up the Balkans, we in no way diminish the importance that
    Hungary and Moldavia have had on the Balkans.
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Where Is Your Oikos?

    Now when they had seen Him, they made widely known the saying which was told them
    concerning this Child.
    Luke 2:17

    (Recommended Reading John 21:15-24)


    Church growth experts have called the kind of evangelism we read about in the New Testament
    "oikos evangelism"—oikos being the Greek word for house or household. The Gospel message
    followed the lines of relationships—one family member told another family member, then
    extended family, then neighbors. By word of mouth, the Gospel spread from one household to
    another.

    In that system of evangelism, every person played a critical role. On the night of Jesus' birth, a
    lowly group of shepherds didn't know they would have a critical role to play in announcing the
    birth of the Messiah. After worshipping Him at the stable, they no doubt went throughout
    Bethlehem—house to house, friend to friend—announcing the good news of what had happened
    that night. Likewise, every Christian has been called to play a critical role in advancing the
    kingdom of God—in a family, a neighborhood, a workplace, or a community. Look around at your
    "oikos." Have you accepted the role God has given you?

    You may not have witnessed the birth of the Savior, but you might get to witness the rebirth of one
    to whom you introduce Him.

    Christians are in the world to be witnesses, and they must concentrate on their calling.

    by Paul B. Smith
    http://scarbrock.blogspot.com/2009/12/where-is-your-oikos.html