Recently, we had the privilege of visiting children in hospitals. We brought songs, prayers, and the comfort of God’s Word. These visits offered a moment of hope to families navigating difficult times. They reminded them that God sees them, cares deeply, and is near to the broken-hearted.

As we sat beside hospital beds, we prayed with both children and their parents. Sometimes, for the parents, a simple prayer and a listening ear were enough to renew their strength. In these tender moments, it became clear that even small acts of kindness can become vessels for God’s light. They shine in dark places.

Hospital ministry reminded us once again that the Gospel is not only for joyful gatherings. It is also for times of suffering. It’s in moments of pain and uncertainty that God’s love shines brightest.

After visiting the children, some of the hospital staff invited us for coffee. During our conversation, we shared who we are, what we do, and what we believe. One nurse’s words touched our hearts deeply. She said, “We do this for money, but I would like to know how much you must love God to do this for free.” Her observation was a beautiful reminder that quiet conversations can become opportunities for God’s love to shine.

Through hospital ministry, we witnessed the power of compassion, prayer, and God’s presence. It reaffirmed that serving others, even in small ways, brings hope, encouragement, and light to those who need it most.

-Testimony from a worker in CEF of Kosovo (Bajrush)

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