Pastor Israel Ramos serves as the Director and Coordinator of the Public Campus Ministries Department for the Michigan Conference and Lake Union, respectively. He is also the Director of the Center for Adventist Ministry to Public University Students (CAMPUS) in East Lansing, home of Michigan State University.  In 2002 he founded and served as president of GYC—a global grassroots movement for Adventist young adults. For nearly 20 years, he has served in public campus ministry as a missionary, chaplain, pastor, and church administrator. He and his wife Judy have three young sons: Imanuel, Micah, and Titus.

My name is Gábor Horváth. I come from a village called Nágocs, located in the Somogy county with my wife and two sons. My original profession is a music teacher (I got my diploma as a percussion instrument teacher in Debrecen and got my master’s degree in Pécs), but God led me to realize, that beyond my love for percussion instruments I can to more to others, so I was called in 1999 to study at the Sola Scriptura Theological School. I am working as a supporting pastor and a pastor since 2002, and I was also called to be a youth leader for 8 years. During my service I have finished an addiction consultant training at Semmelweis University and since 2006 I regularly work among alcohol, drug and medicine addicts. Our residential rehabilitation program started in 2010, where as a professional leader I try to look over the work done there (find out more at www.alkoholbeteg.hu). In the last 10 years, I have visited many primary and secondary schools as well as camps, and I have made connections with many young people, in order to think together about the questions of addiction and breaking free. I have joined the Seventh - day Adventist church this September and continue my service as a pastor in the area of Balatonlelle.