You can be confident that you have entrusted these pepper and tomato seedlings into good hands. I will plant them, water them regularly, harvest, preserve, and pickle the produce for the winter. But receiving chickens, along with corn to feed and raise them, is more than we could ever have dreamed of. They will provide a precious source of food during the coming winter.
Throughout human history, we have learned that superpowers often start wars to conquer other nations and seize their territories, either using a real justification or creating one.
I am deeply concerned about the small triangle formed by Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania - the Danube Delta region, where I was born. It has now become a very dangerous hotspot.
Drones are flying overhead, falling, and exploding. Those fueling and prolonging the war seem determined to expand it and draw NATO countries into the conflict.
I hesitate to mention such a huge cost for our ministry—the need to replace the failing transmitter in Cahul, which covers the southern part of Moldova and the most at-risk area on both sides of the Danube River, where the conflict with Russia could ignite World War III if Romania joins. The sounds of drones and occasional explosions spread constant fear among all those living in that area. The waves carrying music and encouraging words were weak because of our affected transmitter.
By faith, we placed an order to buy a new transmitter. I mentioned this need in a newsletter, even though I knew it would take two months for the new transmitter to be delivered if payed for it..
As we tried to provide humanitarian goods and cover the expenses of our ongoing ministry, expecting a miracle was not part of our daily routine. But then a phone call came from the American Midwest. A person who was on our mailing list called us. His mom had passed away and left him an inheritance, and Greg decided to cover the cost of that desperately needed transmitter for Little Samaritan.
He had never written or called before, but now, in God’s time, the money came to cover the entire cost of the transmitter and a new high-tech satellite receiver.
Vasile, our chief engineer, who grew up with 40 other children at our LSM home in Chișinău, stands beside the newly replaced transmitter in Cahul.
During morning visit, LSM team met 73-year-old Leonid as he wondered how he would survive the winter with only a handful of twigs scattered around his house.
Leonid was severely wounded during the war in Transnistria, 1992. Later, he suffered serious injuries to his foot and leg, leaving him with limited mobility. He now lives alone in a remote village without even a local store. Because walking is so difficult for him, even getting drinking water is a challenge. His empty bottles must wait until someone can take them away, fill them with water, and bring them back.
That afternoon, the Little Samaritan Mission returned with food supplies and wooden pallets (compressed wood chips) for heating during the winter.
You could immediately see the change in his expression - worry had turned into relief and gratitude.
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Millions and billions of dollars are being spent on ammunition by Ukraine, Russia, and NATO countries because of the war. Meanwhile, poverty forces elderly people to find their own sources of heat for the coming winter.
“Tizik” is a traditional & ancient fuel made from cow manure mixed with hay or wheat straw. It is shaped by hand, dried in the sun, and stacked in preparation for the approaching cold season.
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This generation is living through a completely different time - one marked by constant fear.
Drones fill the skies, falling and exploding. Robots are appearing among us, fueling fear not only by replacing human work and creativity, but also by raising the terrifying possibility that they could get out of control or even take control of humanity.
But that will never happen. We were created in the image of God, redeemed by Jesus Christ, and we live in hope as we await His return.
Little Samaritan Mission depends entirely on the financial support of our listeners. We do not broadcast commercials. We have two main purposes: to share the Gospel and to play music that helps people worship God and brings comfort to the souls of our listeners.
Music has a heavenly origin. The sounds and melodies we hear enter our minds and touch our spirits. When we sing, our vocal cords vibrate, bringing those sounds to life and releasing them into the world around us.
At the beginning of 2026, I decided that our radio station would not broadcast Christian songs created by artificial intelligence. This is my personal conviction, and most members of our team share it.
I believe that artificial intelligence can assist us and enhance what we produce, but it cannot replace the living human soul or the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
This fall season, once again, Dana Coroiescu and Silvia Malik came to Moldova with support for the distribution of relief to those in need. Education is improved when food is provided for children from poor families.
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For the last decade, I have extended my hands of service to Cuba. As you see in the news, the situation is horrible for those people who are enduring such hardship. Pray for peaceful change and for a chance for a much-needed improvement in life in Cuba.
Florin Pindic Blaj
Founder of Little Samaritan Mission.
Through our radio programs, we bring hope and the Good News of Jesus Christ into homes, cars, institutions, prisons, hospitals, orphanages, and even schools.
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