Daniel Bubar - His For Hungary: A narrative about the Life of Daniel Bubar

Daniel Bubar consistently inscribed his prayer letters with "His for Hungary," reflecting his deep commitment to serving the Lord with Word of Life at the Tóalmás Castle in Hungary.
Nakhati Jon's narrative memoir recounts a journey of faith and friendship that led these two teens from Word of Life Inn bakery to discover an unbreakable bond forged through shared adventures, dreams, and purposeful missions. While kneading dough and inadvertently burning Danish pastries, they could scarcely imagine that the invaluable lessons learned during their formative years would ultimately guide them toward overseas ministry.
You will laugh with them as they share stories of their teenage competitions, eavesdrop on the drama from their university days, and engage in conversations that ignited their passions and aspirations for something greater than themselves. Motivated by a growing concern for the youth of the world and the least-reached corners of the globe, they felt the unmistakable call of God urging them forward.
Daniel Bubar: His for Hungary is a tale of purpose, camaraderie, and courageous adventure that captures the incredible journey of two ordinary young men who dared to embrace the unknown and say yes to their calling. The narrative includes heartfelt discussions about their aspirations, the complexities of dating, and the challenge of navigating cross-cultural experiences.
For readers yearning for purpose and inspiration and those captivated by the tales of individuals who venture into unfamiliar lands, this narrative of friendship transcends borders, highlighting a mission that has the power to change lives and create a similar calling in your life.Quotes: "God took Dan earlier than we expected and earlier than we planned for." - Paul Bubar

"Paul and Shirley, Danny was yours but also Danny was ours. Danny was for this pastor, what makes all the efforts and difficulties more than worthwhile. And came through all our programs, Sunday school, our academy, our youth program. He was active and consistent both as a teenager and a young man. Also, we heard of his ample effectiveness as a missionary." - Pastor Roger Ellison

"And I wondered over the past few days: Who is going to dare to pick up where Dan left off? Who's going to have the same courage, and the same commitment, and the same compassion which Dan showed us with his life? Who will dare to be a Daniel...Bubar?" Don Lough, Jr.

In an interview with Paul Bubar: "Describe some of the people who played an important role in the history of WOL Hungary." He answered, "Dan Bubar, great son, focused on doing the will of God. Loved the Hungarian people. He had a personality change as he became more Hungarian than he was American. And no regrets."Excerpt:
One fateful day, as I was diligently washing pots in the dish pit, Dan emerged from around the corner, clutching a sizable mixing bowl. He wore a look of urgency on his face and exclaimed, "Hey, I need this mixing bowl washed now! I'm serious!" His demands bubbled up laughter from the girls in the food prep area.

Unbeknownst to him, as he plopped the mixing bowl onto the black mat, his insistence became a subject of mockery for those observing. They were probably thinking, Who does he think he is, barking orders like that and expecting instant obedience? The sheer audacity of this newly minted 15-year-old demanding that we drop everything to clean a mixing bowl seemed absurd!Mickey and I stood amidst towering piles of pots...
"If you need it done so urgently," Mickey quipped, "why don't you wash it yourself?"
Dan repeated, "I need this mixing bowl washed now! I'm serious!"
So Mickey turned away, chuckling, "Yeah, right!"

Meanwhile, Dan seemed to be in a state of utter panic...