My name is Andreea Rebeca Dringa, and I was born into a family of Pentecostal Christians. From childhood, I was spiritually shaped in this context and had the privilege of seeing up close what a life dedicated to serving God looks like. From an early age, I witnessed the value of sacrifice, responsibility, and consistency in the Lord’s work.

My parents taught me that serving in the Church and outside of it is not optional, but a calling, and they constantly encouraged me to be actively involved in different ministries, supporting me both spiritually and morally. The experience of living in several countries helped me understand that serving is not conditioned by a specific place, but that the duty and privilege of serving God remain the same, regardless of the cultural or geographical context.

In the local church in the city of Oțelu Roșu, I have been actively involved in coordinating the orchestra, and I also serve in the worship ministry. I am part of the orchestra and I help train children to play the mandolin, with the goal of integrating them into the orchestra and contributing to their spiritual and musical development, so that their gifts may be used in the service of God and the Church.