Hungary

Situated in the middle of Central Europe, this thousand-year old statehood is rich with history and tradition that have stood the test of time. Having survived the devastation brought by the Tartars, Turks, Habsburgs and Russians, the Hungarian people are said to be a “people torn by fate.” Yet, despite their tumultuous history, they have thrived and continue to embrace and celebrate their traditions and culture while still remaining open to new advances. Over ten million Hungarians live in this country that is slightly smaller than the state of Indiana, and most of them are active in the Roman Catholic Church. Missionaries Dave and Beth Greenawalt have ministered in Hungary since 1993. Currently, they work alongside the Hungarian national church in the area of church-planting and evangelism, using cell church strategies. They utilize both English teaching and natural horsemanship activities in their outreach, using camps and through-the-year programs.

Hungary Projects 

English Language Horse Outreach Camps
Project Location: Budapest, Hungary, area
Estimated costs: $60 per person, per day, plus airfare and project monies
Dates needed: Summers
Project Description: English language horse camp volunteer staff members are needed. Helpers needed to assist with crafts, sports, singing, special interest workshops, etc. (no horse experience required). Also, horse-handlers needed for the horsemanship activities (natural horsemanship training required). Must have a love for and desire to reach children and teens and to help develop young leaders, (no horse experience required) for regular counselors.

Construction & Renewal
Project Location: Budapest, Hungary, area
Estimated Costs: $60 per person, per day, plus airfare and project monies.
Dates Available: All year
Project Description: Work teams needed to help with construction and renovation connected with horse camp ministries.