Figure 1 Administrative Map of Greater Romania (In the 1930 census, Sălaj County was part of Transylvania.) Source: ArdadN, “Greater Romania,” 2007, Public Domain xxx
Figure 2 Baptists from across Romania meet, likely in the mid 1920s. The group includes Radu Tașca, Gheorghe Florian, Constantin Adorian, Lev Averbuch, and Andrei Ivanov (front row). Middle row: Tihon Hijneacov, Anton Lebedenco, unidentified man, Maria Averbuch, Nina Tarleva. Top row: two unidentified men, Boris Bușilă, and Marcu Tarlev. Source: Valentin Shekhotsov 11
Figure 3 Jeanette, Lola, and Bronya Katz, Nina Tarleva, and other women from the Chișinău Jewish Christian congregation 55
Figure 4 Moses Richter, Lev Averbuch, and Isaac Feinstein in Cernăuți, 1934 65
Figure 5 The Feighin Family, 1930 67
Figure 6 Credința Church members, 1932 93
Figure 7 Credința Church in 2019 96
Figure 8 Roma Baptist prayer house in Golintsi, Bulgaria 100
Figure 9 Chișmorie with Roma believers 125
Figure 10 Chișmorie and the Măderat Baptist Church Choir, 1930 126
Figure 11 The Chișinău Jewish Christian choir and orchestra, 1927 129