It's an honor and a great responsibility to raise young people. Our prayer is that they will be on the right path and stop along the way to help others that need them.

Always reaching down to lift up someone in need.

 

 

 

 

 

Rodica Socaci has worked in all areas of the ministry. A very diligent worker, bookkeeper and manager. She is such a blessing to Casa Shalom. We are thankful for her dedication to Casa Shalom all these years. 

 

 

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Over the years we have learned so many things from raising so many children.  We have learned to have faith in God to provide for each day.  We have learned to persevere in difficult times and to know there is never a problem that God can not solve. 

 

 

 

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                             Rebecca Dan Walsh, the founder and President of Casa Shalom

 

Rebecca is originally from the United States. She has spent half of her life living in Europe.  Becky was born and raised in Maryland along with her eight siblings and will tell you her mother is the most amazing woman who could always out work them when they were kids.   Becky's wholesome up bringing has been a blessing to her.  She was not afraid to tackle difficult tasks or responsibilities when reaching out to the people in Eastern Europe. In 1981 Becky went to Germany as a missionary.  During the cold war and until the Revolution in 1989 she was active helping needy people in most of Eastern Europe. She has amazing stories to share that will inspire anyone wanting to live a life of faith like she has the last 37 years.

 

In 1996 she founded Casa Shalom and for 13 yrs. ran a children's home with a team of dedicated Romanian workers and had many volunteer teams come  from the U.S. Germany,and Ireland to help with the projects. We have also had volunteers come from New Zealand, Australia, Canada and Alaska. We thank God for all the people from around the world that stopped to visit and encourage us over the years. We have built many wonderful relationships with some awesome children of God.

 Casa Shalom continues to reach out to the needy families in the villages in Romania where  they help hundreds of children with food, clothing, shoes and children with medical problems. Their goal is helping families so that their children can stay with them and not end up being abandoned. Healthy children need to live in healthy families. When they help a family they are helping them to also become independent and learn to use their skills to provide for their families.

 

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