Isabelle & Robert Bron

We raise new leaders

Robert and Isabelle Bron are the founders of Bron Ministries Foundation. With a deep passion for Jesus and a strong desire to train new leaders and connect the local church with people in the community, they lead this ministry in the Netherlands. In doing so, they offer support to churches and ministries in Europe. The ministry is supported by JOYN and KMT activities. Read more about their story and the services they offer below. As parents of five children, they bring their dedication, warmth and joy to everything they do.

Training & Education

Since 2008 after attending a Bible and evangelism school in Holland and America, Robert and Isabelle Bron have been active as evangelists in different places and countries in Europe for a number of years. In Norway they helped lead an evangelism school for a number of years. Dozens of outreaches they have led in different places in Scandinavia and many other countries in Europe such as; Germany, Austria, Spain and England. Also in Eastern Europe they have guided and organized various mission trips such as countries in Latvia, Albania and Romania.

Evangelization & Mission

In Germany, they were able to lead in a local church for several years and expand the evangelistic work. This included organizing missionary events and activities for the church, low-threshold church services and setting up a community center. With their then ministry called “Hope to Europe” with which they were on the road, they made and organized many evangelism and mission trips for teenagers and young people, among other things. They also helped other churches and ministries in Holland and Europe to organize missionary activities, evangelism schools, events and mission trips. They were also active outside of Europe with the creation of several large-scale evangelism campaigns in countries such as Liberia, South Africa, Burkina-Faso and Pakistan.

Theology and Pastorate

Now Robert and Isabelle with their 5 children have been living in the Netherlands for several years. There, after completing their “Bachelor of Theology,” they have been working as pastors at a local church in Ede and as interim pastors in The Hague. Their vision was to mobilize the local church to open its doors to people in society.