The Christian in Hungarian Romance

This book collects several essays and stories by John Fretwell, a Christian missionary who dedicated his life to sharing the gospel in Hungary. Through his experiences, he explores themes of love, faith, and the challenges of cultural exchange. His reflections provide a unique window into the religious and cultural landscape of Hungary in the early 20th century, and offer insights that are still relevant today.
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