Anton Kapusi

Anton started his ministry in a country that no longer exists (Yugoslavia). He began ministry as a youth pastor in 1990. Following the first two years, he served as an evangelist, church planter, and regional ADRA director. In 2000, he moved to Newbold College in the United Kingdom with his family to graduate from pastoral ministry. As he finished his studies (2003), the British Union Conference called him to work in the Irish Mission as a missionary. After almost four years of growing and multiplying the church, he was called by the leadership of the Greater New York Conference to New York City (2007). Despite the challenges of the urban setting, he revitalized and multiplied churches, empowered church leaders, and served as a conference director. He also built the first Passive House church building in North America. Following twelve years in New York, Anton received a call (2019) to revitalize the church in Pueblo, Colorado, which he successfully did that was followed by a call in 2023 to lead as a church Growth and Stewardship director in Kentucky-Tennessee Conference, where he continues to serve. Anton holds a  Doctor of Ministry in Church Growth and Multiplication and Master of Divinity degree from Andrews University, a Master's degree in Pastoral Ministry from Newbold College, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biblical Theology and Electrical Engineering. His multilingual skills lets him communicate in English, Hungaian, South-Slavic languages and German. His academic prowess is matched by his personal life, as he is married to Erika and has two adult children, Noemi and Thomas.