Faith Strengthened
A spiritual home where believers are anchored and grow in maturity.
Senior Pastor of First Romanian Baptist Church of Windsor — faithfully preaching the Word, shepherding God's people, and building a spiritual home for the Romanian diaspora.
Pastor Sergiu Brădean began sensing God's call on his life as a young teenager, but it was in 1992, after a personal encounter with Christ, that this calling became clear and life-defining. Since then, his journey has been shaped by a simple desire: to preach the Word faithfully, shepherd God's people with integrity, and help the local church grow in spiritual maturity.
For over 25 years he has served in pastoral ministry in Romania — beginning in small rural communities and later leading larger congregations — always anchored in expository preaching and biblical faithfulness.
His pastoral ministry began in small rural communities across Romania.
For ten years he served as Senior Pastor of Golgota Baptist Church in Constanța, a diverse city on the Black Sea coast, leading the church through seasons of renewal, discipleship growth, and missional vision.
On August 8, 2024, Pastor Sergiu and his family began a new chapter, serving the Romanian diaspora in Windsor, Ontario.
Coming to serve within the Romanian diaspora is not just a ministry transition — it is a calling to help build a spiritual home where faith is strengthened, families are nurtured, and the Gospel is lived out with clarity and courage in a new cultural context.
A spiritual home where believers are anchored and grow in maturity.
Households rooted in biblical values, supported on the road of faith.
The Good News proclaimed with clarity and courage in a new cultural context.
He believes the local church should be a place of truth and grace — where Scripture is preached clearly, prayer is taken seriously, and people grow together as disciples of Christ. His heart is to see believers mature in faith, families rooted in biblical values, and the next generation anchored in God's Word.
Sergiu is married to Ramona Diana, and together they are blessed with two daughters. As a family, they understand both the joys and challenges of transitions, and they desire to walk alongside the church community not only as leaders, but as fellow pilgrims following Christ.