Whispers of faith echo within these walls. This is the Pentecostal Church Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu” in Warsaw. It’s a relatively young congregation, established in 2007. The church, Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu”, is part of the larger Pentecostal Church in Poland. It’s a vibrant community of around 50 adults and 70 including children. They’ve found their home within the larger chapel of the Higher Theological and Social School (WSTS).
Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu” isn’t just a place of Sunday worship. It’s a hub of activity throughout the week. They hold bible studies for children, family picnics, and conferences. One notable event was a women’s conference in 2010. Another was a 2011 conference featuring the author of “The Judgment Seat of Christ,” a book which, interestingly enough, the church itself published in Polish. This reflects their active publishing work.
The congregation at Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu” is led by Pastor Jan Troc. He’s not only their spiritual leader but also a lecturer at WSTS. His connection to the Pentecostal community goes deep, having grown up in the Dubicze Cerkiewne congregation. From a small gathering in 2007, Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu” first used the smaller chapel at WSTS. Since 2009, they’ve filled the larger chapel with their presence. Interestingly, the smaller chapel now hosts Ukrainian services in Russian and Ukrainian, adding another layer of faith and community to this space. Kościoła Zielonoświątkowego Zbór “Kościół na Zaciszu” stands as a testament to the power of faith and community in the heart of Warsaw. It’s a place where whispers of faith become powerful voices, shaping lives and fostering connections.