Columba’s Church in Budapest. Although he’s only been a congregational pastor for 7 years, he has lived in Hungary for nearly 20 years. He came to Hungary for the first time as a university student participating in a youth camp, and he returned after graduation to teach English at universities and language schools. Then came a time when he felt the inspiration to become a pastor. He returned to the United States with his Hungarian wife and their two sons to study theology. Before he became pastor at St. Columba’s, he worked at the Institute of Protestant Mission Studies as a congregational mission specialist. Aaron welcomes every opportunity to talk to Hungarians about foreigners and vice versa, and even more so when he can talk to people about God and to God about people.