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Hungary was an unknown country to me until about 1975. I knew it was situated in the centre of Europe, had a difficult language, and the revolution failed in 1956, the same month my parents married. Our pastor was concerned about his colleagues living under difficult circumstances behind the “Iron Curtain,” so he was able to invite Hungarian pastors to visit our small village, involving the church youth group, of which I was one, to guide them around. A few years later, I visited Hungary for the first time. In the meantime I was a theology student at Utrecht University and active…
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Centres d'intérêt:
Écritures, Peuples non-atteints, Mission urbaine, Formation de dirigeants, Ministère sur le lieu du travail, Partenariat, Étude des Éphésiens, Réconciliation

Profession: Professor of Missiology, Director of Central and Eastern European Institute for Mission Studies of Károli Reformed University

Groups: Ministry among the Roma, Table Group B-339