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Grant Lovellette
Református Egyházi Zsinati Iroda
Önkéntes Diakóniai Év
1146 Budapest
Abonyi u. 21
Hungary
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Since his appointment as a long-term volunteer in January 2005, Grant has served as deputy coordinator of the Roma-Gadje Dialogue Through Service Initiative, a cooperative effort of the voluntary service arms of many churches of Western Europe, Central/Eastern Europe, and North America, along NGOs and Roma organizations.

The Roma-Gadje Dialogue is part of a program of the European Council of Churches called the “Roma Initiative,” which is committed to improving the social, political, and economic standing of the Roma in Europe. The Roma Initiative, begun in 2003, has started this long-term commitment to transforming European society by placing volunteers from all over Europe and the United States to do community service work within Roma communities. Another goal of the program is to enable young Roma men and women to be volunteers within other Roma communities. As the Hungarian Reformed Church sees it, Roma need to get outside their communities to see what other Roma are doing, and it’s especially important that Roma see how in some places Roma are accepted by non-Roma and allowed to show their creativity, energy, and care.

 

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This is not the first time Grant has had the chance to work in central Europe among the Roma. He served a year in PC(USA)’s Young Adult Volunteer program in Ukraine, in the town of Szurte, in Transcarpathia. While teaching and tutoring Roma children in reading and writing, Grant felt drawn to commit himself to this ministry. Even as he lived in Szurte, he worked to raise awareness of the injustice under which the Roma live in Ukraine.

Grant holds two bachelor's degrees from Davidson College, one in German and one in religion. He is a member of First Presbyterian Church in Cookeville, Tennessee.

Birthday: October 22

 
             
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