OUR PASTOR:  RONNIE STEVENS

DANUBE INTERNATIONAL CHURCH

THE HISTORY:

In 1995 a number of families found themselves in Budapest, drawn together around the common desire to follow Jesus Christ, to serve one another, and to serve the greater English speaking community. They began what is now called Danube International Church.

THE PEOPLE:

Like most international churches, the people who attend Danube International come from a number of different nations and represent a number of different church backgrounds within evangelical traditions. Many who attend the church have had years of experience living in cross-cultural settings in Europe and around the world. Some have come to Hungary in business or government capacities, while others are in the country teaching English or working at International Schools. Many others are living in Budapest and directing Christian ministries in a number of other Central and Eastern European Countries.

THE RESOURCE:

The community of people at Danube International Church bring a rich heritage and strong experience in dealing with the difficulties often encountered in living in a cross cultural setting, especially for the first time. They provide a deep sense of Christian tradition and expression that is often needed when feeling discouraged. A loving, caring church family is a wonderful asset to anyone away from home.

THE WORSHIP EXPRESSION:

Danube International Church incorporates both modern and traditional styles of music and expressions of worship during our morning service.

THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH:

Danube International Church provides an opportunity for children from age two through high school. Children ages two through 5th grade meet together for Sunday School during the church service. There is a nursery provided for infants up to two years old also during the service. There are programs provided throughout the week for middle and high school students.

THE PASTOR:

Ronnie Collier Stevens is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and has pastored Churches in Munich and Moscow. From 1994-2003 he was Senior Pastor of First Evangelical Church, Memphis, Tennessee. Ronnie and his wife Jane moved to Budapest in July, 2003. They are the parents of Katie, married and teaching school in Memphis, Seth, a Sophomore at Moody Bible Institute, and Ruth a Freshman also at Moody Bible Institute.