Howard Print Shop - Romanian Printing

ROMANIAN PRINTING
In 1991, one and a half years after communist dictator, Nicolai Ceaucescu, was overthrown in Romania, Evangelical Baptist Missions asked David Howard to go to Arad, Romania to assist in the setup of a print shop. Equipment was donated by various businesses and individuals and sent over to Arad. Two Romanian men, Mircea Aioanei and Traian Deznan, came to the United States for three months of training at the Howard Print Shop. It was determined that these Romanian men needed on-site help in order to get the donated equipment up and running and train others in the necessary skills for the different areas in the print shop. In 1993, Bruce Howard and his wife and daughter moved to Romania for two years to train workers in the print shop. The print shop continues to translate and produce books and Christian materials for pastors and churches.