Partner with a missionary
As a faith-based mission, our team members rely on individuals and churches whom God prompts to give toward their support.
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Dusan & Dana Drabina
Given a Bible when he was 14 by his atheistic mom, he began to read it and was persuaded that God must exist. Several months later a classmate became a believer and then led Dusan to Christ in December 1990. After finishing his college education he entered the workplace in Prague working for T-Mobile. In 2003 God called him to leave his job and enter into ministry with KAM, the national organization of Josiah Venture in the Czech Republic. Today he serves as the financial comptroller who cares for systems and finances within the organization.
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Cristian & Anne Barbosu
Cristian began to work with Josiah Venture in 1999 through the outreach of English camps in Romania. He was a founding member of the BIG leadership team, and began to serve on the JV Council in 2004. With a passion to redeem the Post-Communist generation, he began a church in Arad called Metanoia that focuses on the needs and spiritual problems of the contemporary generation of Romania. Today this growing church offers a platform for ministry, including training to various groups within JV. He and his French wife, Anne, have two triple citizenship daughters, Fiona and Tara. They live in the city of Arad.
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Daniel & Daniela Hurta
Dan grew up in a Christian home under Communism. The pressure on believers was significant and at one point Dan’s parents had the opportunity to escape to Norway and start a new life there. After a night of searching and prayer they decided to return to what was then still Czechoslovakia, convinced that God had called them to make a difference for Christ despite the difficult conditions. After the revolution in 1989, Dan began working with young people. The blessing God brought to his ministry made it clear that his parents’ decision had been honored. Following a year in the KAM internship in 1997-98, Dan was asked to teach in the training program, and then began to take a leadership role in national training for young people. Today he is the director of the KAM School of Leaders, an innovative training program that equips leaders in four denominations. He and his wife, Daniela, have three children and live in the town of Vsetin.
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