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Last weekend in PEF’s (Pentecostal European Fellowship) Committee Conference in Budapest, the fellowship’s difficulty in getting its members to commit to financial challenges was addressed. The fellowship has 52 members, but only a part of them take care of their financial responsibilities regularly. “Traditionally Pentecostal movements especially in Scandinavia and German speaking Europe have committed well to the fellowship”, says PEF Coordinator Daniel Costanza, but continues by regretting that in many other areas the carrying out of financial responsibilities is more painful.

This year’s PEF Committee Conference took place in Budapest, Hungary, on March 8-10, gathering some 110 delegates from 29 countries, including Russia and Armenia. PEF Chairman Ingolf Ellssel welcomed all the participants and gave the keynote message on the Conference…

On January 20, 2012, PEF Chairman Ingolf Ellssel, on behalf of the Pentecostal European movement, laid a wreath in memory of the political decision taken regarding the Final Solution of the Jews at the Wanseekonferenz under Hitler on 01/20/1942. This…