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Hans Sundberg <\/strong>became a Christian during his confirmation studies in Munkfors at the age of 14. His calling to preach the gospel of Jesus developed early, and by the age of 16, he gave his first sermon. The three years spent at Fjellstedtska School in Uppsala was a defining moment in his life’s work. There was still a classical education ideal with Latin, Greek, and Hebrew alongside a theological foundation in the weekly schedule. Additionally, the school became a place of revival where the Holy Spirit made His presence known through baptisms in the Spirit and conversions among many students. Hans was one of those who experienced a radical encounter with the Spirit. At this time, the Jesus movement in Uppsala began to meet outside of church life in Mikaelskyrkan under the leadership of Pastor Figge Sidwall and in the Pentecostal church in Uppsala. The Jesus movement was invited to participate in various Christian contexts, which sparked a view of the Church as the body of Christ, regardless of denominational boundaries.<\/p>\n Hans has served Baptist churches in Kopparberg and Stor\u00e5, Elim Church \u00d6stermalm, Trollh\u00e4ttan, and the Church at Brommaplan. In the early 1990s, Hans and his wife Lotta started Stockholm Vineyard. In 1998, they were appointed as National Directors of Vineyard Nordic. In 2009, they founded the Mosaic church.<\/p>\n Hans’ doctoral thesis, “Sven Lidman om Gud och M\u00e4nniska, 1987: A Content Analysis Study,”<\/em> within the field of Religious and Life-Philosophy\/ Systematic Theology, focuses on Lidman\u2019s extensive authorship, particularly addressing questions about how he describes his view of God and his view of humanity. Lidman knew that God revealed Himself in Jesus for salvation. His view of humanity is deeply pessimistic, clearly influenced by Augustine’s perspective. Lidman himself translated Augustine’s Confessions<\/em> into Swedish, with a brilliant introduction by him, which undoubtedly influenced his view. The dramatic development of Lidman’s life is also noted. On March 17, 1917, he met God, and everything changed.<\/p>\n Some of Hans’s focus areas include mission, evangelism, and church planting. He has taught in Nepal, India, Siberia, Russia, Ukraine, and the Nordic countries. As National Director of Vineyard Nordic, he served as a pastor to pastors. New churches need a passionate interest in biblical theology and faithfulness to the rule, “We believe what all have always believed.” Hans has sought to lay the foundation for Bible faith and an expectation of the work of the Holy Spirit wherever he has served.<\/p>\n Hans lives in Uppsala with his wife, Lotta. They have two children, Sofia and Martin, who live in Uppsala and Nyv\u00e5ng (outside Helsingborg), respectively, with their families. They have five grandchildren: Lilja and Eva-Frid in Uppsala, Josua, Levi, and Ruth-Miranda in Nyv\u00e5ng.<\/p>\n Hans has taught at:<\/p>\n Studies:<\/strong><\/p>\n Articles:<\/strong><\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” header_3_font=”Inter|700|||||||” header_3_font_size=”16px” header_4_font=”Inter|700|||||||” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n Part-time Teacher in:<\/strong> Systematic Theology<\/p>\n\n
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Doctor of Theology Hans Sundberg<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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