Sunday morning we attended worship service at the Jabuka United Methodist Church, Branislav's church (see an earlier blog). The town of Jabuka (pronounced YAH-boo-kah) is about 30 minutes from here. The church, attended mainly by Roma (gypsies) is known for its lively, spirited singing. We were privileged to deliver greetings to the congregation (through a translator), listen to a good sermon by pastor Lila (again, translated), hear the children sing a couple of specials and fellowship afterwards over kava (coffee) and rolls. This church is Serbian speaking; our "home" church, where we were Sunday evening, speaks Slovak, so we sang hymns and listened to sermons in 2 different languages today. All in all, a day of good experiences.
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Welcome to Jabuka UMC! |
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Pastor Lila |
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Branislav and two junior musicians |
The kids sing for Jesus
(This is gonna be in Serbian . . . )
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