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Elisabeth Ton

Brought up as a pastor’s daughter Elisabeth was no stranger to persecutions and discriminations against protestant christians. Still, she had to learn for herself to not be afraid. She had to live with her “shadow” (security operative) watching her and her family all the time,… Read More »Elisabeth Ton

Iosif Ton

Saved from being a “chaibur” (rich peasant part of the privileged bourgeoisie) by a epic flood, Iosif moved to the city, next to his future wife, and graduated from college with a degree in philology. Later he got the opportunity to study theology in Oxford… Read More »Iosif Ton

Francisc Visky

Francisc was ten years old when his father, a reformed priest, was deported to Dobrogea. What followed were six years of extreme poverty, uncertainty, and joy. Yes, joy; joy in the middle of the suffering. About his time in the poverty-ridden village in Dobrogea, Francisc… Read More »Francisc Visky