Bringing the Gospel as a Good Neighbour in the Netherlands

Markus Zeldenrust has a motto: «The worst thing you can do is nothing, so do something, anyway.» And he acted accordingly: he and his young family left everything to plant a church in a new development area in the Netherlands. In this episode of ‘God on the Move’, he shares how small semantic tricks have opened the door to sharing the gospel with thousands of children and discusses the challenges of serving Christ faithfully through a church plant.

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Markus Zeldenrust

Markus has dedicated over two decades to projects focused on community building and outreach, such as Stichting Care, De Schaapspoort, and Het Poorthuis. He has also been actively involved in youth initiatives, notably with Youth for Christ's Diverse City program, while playing key roles in fostering inter-church collaboration through initiatives like Binnenstebuiten/Serve the City, an annual interdenominational volunteer day. Markus's journey began with studies in Social Pedagogical Assistance at Hogeschool Ede, followed by a Young Workers' Training at De Wittenberg Bible School.