I was born in 1970 at Tirgu Mures, a city in the center of Romania, just southeast of Cluj-Napoca, where I currently work. My father is retired and my mother works in a laboratory. I have a younger brother and sister. I am married, and my wife is also a pastor. At the time of this writing, we have a little girl, Boglarka, who is three years old..

I started attending Bible-studies for youth when I was sixteen, which is where I met Jesus and became His follower. The fact that I had the opportunity to know and follow Jesus, I consider one of the greatest gifts of God.

After a time, I got involved in different youth activities, then I finished a youth-leadership training course. Afterwards, I took part in the organizing of such training courses for years. In these courses, we trained those young people who were involved in different church activities, to help their pastors in their youth ministry. We also organized Christian camps for Sunday school children and youth every year.

In the meantime, I finished school, did my military service, then was admitted to the Theological Seminary. During the seminary years, I continued my youth activity. After graduating, I served as a pastor in a Reformed congregation. During this time, through a friend of mine who knew Hank, I met Hank. He invited me to work in New Hope.

After a year of work as pastor, I started working in the New Hope ministry, where I now serve as the commissioner of the Reformed Church of Transylvania, a region in Romania. I am the coordinator of the Hungarian team from Cluj, an editor, and I'm involved in youth work - I organize conferences, evangelizing camps, and retreats. In addition, I distribute books and I am establishing a distribution network.