Preserving Cultural Heritage, Advancing Spiritual Mission

The Hungarian Advisory serves the Hungarian-speaking Adventist community across North America, preserving rich cultural heritage while advancing the Adventist mission. Under the coordination of Dr. Marius E. Marton, our ministry creates authentic spiritual spaces where Hungarian believers can worship, connect, and share their faith in ways that honor both their cultural identity and Adventist beliefs.
Cultural Worship Experience

Our worship services blend traditional Hungarian elements with Adventist teachings. Conducted primarily in Hungarian with English translation available, these gatherings incorporate Hungarian Christian music and celebrate cultural traditions within an Adventist framework, creating meaningful spiritual connections for our community.

Community Connection & Support

We strengthen Hungarian identity across generations through language classes, cultural preservation activities, and practical assistance. For new immigrants, we provide settlement support, while also creating networking opportunities for established Hungarian Americans. These connections help maintain cultural roots while building a supportive faith community.

Outreach & Evangelism

We share the Adventist message through culturally relevant approaches for the Hungarian diaspora. Our community events, health programs incorporating traditional Hungarian wellness concepts, and online ministry create natural opportunities for spiritual conversations while respecting cultural contexts.

Our Sacred Purpose

The Hungarian Advisory exists to create vibrant faith communities where Hungarian Americans can experience spiritual growth while maintaining their cultural identity. We aim to provide an authentic spiritual home for Hungarian believers, connect with the broader Hungarian diaspora, and share the Adventist message in culturally meaningful ways. Through our ministry, we preserve Hungarian heritage while advancing the gospel, ensuring that future generations maintain both their cultural roots and their Adventist faith.

Meet Our Ministry Leader

Dr. Marius E. Marton

Marius E. Marton was called to ministry in 1994 while studying music at Baldwin Wallace College Conservatory of Music. In 1996, he trained as a lay evangelist at the Black Hills Health and Education Center under Pastor Louis Torres. For twelve years, he conducted over 45 evangelistic series in the United States, Hungary, and Romania. In 1998, he began serving as a pastor in the Northern Transylvanian Conference in Romania. In 2007, he was called to a district in the Ohio Conference, where he was ordained in 2010. He earned his Master of Divinity in 2012 and his Doctor of Ministry in 2015 from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. In addition to his pastoral work, he is a member of the International Conference of Police Chaplains and a distinguished musician, using his talents in ministry as a composer, performer, and conductor.