Evankelis-reformoitu pappi

Emanuil Dragnev

Usko, joka koskettaa elämää.

Saarnoja, jotka avaavat Raamattua. Musiikkia, joka rohkaisee. Kohtaamisia, jotka yhdistävät.

Pappi · Teologi · SillanrakentajaBetween Bulgaria and Switzerland

Focus areas

Theology in relationship

Rooted in Scripture, attentive to people and open to the diversity of contemporary life stories.

01

Preaching and theology

Interpreting biblical texts carefully, communicating them clearly and relating them to people's lives.

Saarnat ja tekstit
02

Pastoral care and encounter

Noticing people, listening closely and accompanying them respectfully in different situations of life.

Yhteystiedot
03

Church and cultures

Helping to shape hospitable spaces where people from different backgrounds share faith and responsibility.

Hankkeet ja julkaisut
20+years of hospitality and leadership experience

My journey

Hospitality, given a new direction

My professional journey began in the hotel sector. For more than twenty years I learned to welcome people, lead teams and carry responsibility. Theological study and church ministry did not replace those experiences; they gave them a new direction. Hospitality, attentiveness and reliable leadership also belong to the life of a healthy church.

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Selected work

Preaching, reflection and practice

Reflection9. elokuuta 2026

I am the bread of life

A short sermon-like reflection for a brunch service, connecting the experience of a shared meal with Jesus' promise to meet the deeper hunger of human life.

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Sermon19. heinäkuuta 2026

God as Our Guest

Hospitality as a spiritual practice: God meets us in Christ, in his word and hidden in the stranger or person in need at our door.

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Research focusOngoing work, clearly named

Intercultural opening of Protestant churches

A theological and practical research focus exploring how Protestant churches in Switzerland can do more than welcome people with different cultural and religious biographies, enabling participation in community, responsibility and leadership.

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Guiding thought

A welcoming church does not only wait for people to find their way to it. It learns to notice, to listen and to go out to meet people.

Contact and dialogue

Let us start a conversation.

About worship, preaching, church projects or intercultural church development.

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