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Altarpreneur
noun
A person who is intentional about keeping God at the center of their family and career.
Origin: Early 21st century, via www.altarpreneur.com; Motto: Keep the Fire Burning
Brief Intro
Hi, I'm Danny, an aspiring musician, turned Project Manager =) I was born and grew up in Southeast Michigan. My parents came
to the USA from the beautiful motherland, Romania, in the late 70's/very early 80's. And I'm Daniela, born and raised in
Beius, Romania, I studied social work and helped missionaries from the US who would come to Romania during the summers.
I worked in the dental field up until our first son, Levy, was born in 2014. I've been able to stay at home ever since and now
enjoy doing photography on the side (I think I get it from my grandpa who had his own photography shop in our town).
Together, we serve in our local church (Danny as an ordained Deacon and youth leader). When not at work, we
enjoy staying active as a family: bike rides, walks, gardening, wood projects, local travel, and more!
Our story is all about God's goodness and the mysterious way only He can bring two
people together, who were thousands of miles apart!
Altarpreneur.com (AKA dailyaltar.org) is a resource that you can use to help you live Gods way at home and work.
It's our digital journal for capturing Biblical truth & life lessons that we hope our children will read one day.
We've been married since 2004, a journey that has taken us from the mundane to the miracles, the
dearest of which are our two boys, Levy & Seth (feel free to ask about it,
especially those of you who are praying for children).
Connect on IG for more insights and weekly inspiration - @altarpreneur, @ellas.moments
Learn a bit more >
Hi, I'm Danny, an aspiring musician, turned Project Manager =) I was born and grew up in Southeast Michigan. My parents came
to the USA from the beautiful motherland, Romania, in the late 70's/very early 80's. And I'm Daniela, born and raised in
Beius, Romania, I studied social work and helped missionaries from the US who would come to Romania during the summers.
I worked in the dental field up until our first son, Levy, was born in 2014. I've been able to stay at home ever since and now
enjoy doing photography on the side (I think I get it from my grandpa who had his own photography shop in our town).
Together, we serve in our local church (Danny as an ordained Deacon and youth leader). When not at work, we
enjoy staying active as a family: bike rides, walks, gardening, wood projects, local travel, and more!
Our story is all about God's goodness and the mysterious way only He can bring two
people together, who were thousands of miles apart!
Altarpreneur.com (AKA dailyaltar.org) is a resource that you can use to help you live Gods way at home and work.
It's our digital journal for capturing Biblical truth & life lessons that we hope our children will read one day.
We've been married since 2004, a journey that has taken us from the mundane to the miracles, the
dearest of which are our two boys, Levy & Seth (feel free to ask about it,
especially those of you who are praying for children).
Connect on IG for more insights and weekly inspiration - @altarpreneur, @ellas.moments
Learn a bit more >
IT'S SO YOU
Our motto is based on Leviticus 6:13. Do you want to keep the fire burning too? Let's do this.
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