09/01/2026
Sabina Wurmbrand was born a Jew in Romania but together with her husband became Christians just before World War II. They suffered immeasurable hardships as Sabina’s parents, two sisters, and brother were killed in N**i concentration camps. Later, during the Communist occupation, they were both imprisoned, leaving their young son to fend for himself on the streets. But in the midst of all these sufferings, they remained firmly rooted in Christ and through Jesus, bore the fruits of the Spirit, showing love to N**i soldiers and even sharing the gospel of Christ to Communist troops. They lived this life of Jesus’ love and together, God gave them a purpose to help the persecuted church of the world as they co-founded the international organization, The Voice of the Martyrs.
The Voice of the Martyrs magazines are located near the sign up sheets in the entry way at church.
https://www.facebook.com/vomusa
Serving persecuted Christians in the world's most difficult and dangerous places to follow Christ.