Welcome to Belief in Action where faith meets compassion and transforms lives

After several years running a local market stall selling our wonderful Transylvanian honey, Penny has decided to call it a day and use her considerable talents to raise money for us in other diverse ways. 

Thank you so much Penny for all the cold, wet and windy days you have stood there, and to others who have bottled the honey, helped set up the stall and volunteered to sell. We are truly grateful.

Over the years we have raised enough from sales to buy an accessible mini bus for Otto, sent over £2,500 to his charity, bought a car for Petru and Ramona, paid for an aid lorry, sent £4,500 to Attila Toth’s charity and, ongoing, it will help fund Hope without Limits as they endeavour to become more self-sufficient.

The remaining barrels have been given to St Johns Church in Colchester and they will continue to sell jars in support of Attila Toth.

Reghin: Attila recently shared with us the number of poor homes in his community where there is no safe source of heating or cooking. As always, it is the children and elderly who are most affected. Through the generosity of people who were touched by this, we were able to provide funds for Attila to install 30 stoves in homes without heating or cooking facilities. These stoves not only keep the room warm but also serve as a tool for parents to prepare hot meals. 

In addition, generous donors have contributed funds for Attila to buy enough firewood to supply 18 homes with fuel for this winter.

We are immensely grateful to everyone who has made this project possible. Thanks to the generosity of people like you, we were able make a real difference in the community.

Over the Christmas period, together with our partners in Romania, we embarked on a heartfelt mission to bring hope and joy to families in desperate need.

The dedicated teams in Sacele and Reghin distributed hundreds of Christmas shoe boxes and food parcels to those living in dire poverty. For many children, these were the only gifts they received, and the happiness they brought was immeasurable.

We extend our deepest gratitude to all who contributed to this wonderful operation, whether through donations, supplying Christmas shoe boxes, assisting with logistics, offering prayers, or aiding in the distribution.

We believe that by uplifting the least fortunate among us, we are honouring a greater purpose. Together, let us continue to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.

We facilitate groups of healthcare professional and other enthusiastic volunteers on trips to Romania, where they spend time assisting people with disabilities, assessing individuals and providing education and training in disability awareness for the volunteer Hope team (Hope without Limits). With a deep commitment to faith and compassion, we work tirelessly to provide them with the support, resources and care they deserve. 

There are also plenty of tasks to be done for willing volunteers with or without healthcare related skills. Further details can be found at the bottom of our website.

Through our volunteer visits, we aim to lift the spirits of those we come into contact with and help bring hope into their lives. Join us in making a difference and together, let’s bring smiles to the faces of those in need. 

We are beginning to plan our next trip for Spring 2024. If you are interested, we have more information at the bottome of our web page. Join us in making a difference and together, let’s bring smiles to the faces of those in need.

For many years Otto Kis has had the plight of the disabled living in his community on his heart. In Romania, many buildings, including churches, are inaccessible to the disabled leaving them isolated.

As you know, it’s been his God-given vision to build a multi-functional, all-inclusive church centre (Hope Centre) in the heart of the community where those who are neglected by society can be loved, cared for and given a better quality of life. This project is now a step closer.  A group of stakeholders from Romania met with us last year on a whirlwind two-day tour visiting inspirational Christian organisations who have already developed similar centres in the UK.

Following this visit, we have been co-ordinating efforts to move this plan forward and Otto and team have discussed initial ideas and plans for the land that has been donated and, during the lockdown, we have been doing some serious and very necessary planning.  We have also commissioned a short film to explain the initial vision.

This centre will provide a meeting place for day care, therapeutic intervention, community church and spiritual care, community nursing services, and a focus for visiting groups to run health care clinics. It could provide a training centre – for carers, the Hope without Limits team, interested young people and a possible placement for final year therapy students. It would also be wonderful for the centre to also provide respite beds to relieve carers.

The centre would also house the Disability Equipment Loan Scheme and provide a direct link when children and people are assessed. They can be blessed with drinks, cake and a raised toilet seat! The warehouse we use at the moment is rented and not easily accessible by the public.

The plan is also to develop the land for self-sufficiency and grow social enterprises or small businesses to help off-set the running costs for such a venture.