After studying philosophy, I ended up in Groningen for a master’s degree in theology. Now, from a love-hate relationship with the church, enjoying working as a community worker for Diaconie in Stad.

At Mosterd, I am committed to connecting people, by creating space for vulnerability and keeping a sense of wonder alive.

Often busy working on too many projects at the same time, otherwise found at a queer party or on a bicycle trip.

During my Theology studies, I became involved with Mosterd. I love the open conversations, the delicious food, and the abundance of creativity at Mosterd!

Other things that make me happy: camping, drinking coffee, a good book, some idealism and a nice run.

Although not originally from Groningen, I have become very attached to this city.

Besides my work as a minister at the Nieuwe Kerk, I have been involved with Mosterd for the past two years. For me, Mosterd is a place of creativity, surprising and inspiring encounters, and heart-to-heart conversations.

I enjoy meeting new people, cooking and (especially) eating, old churches, and my housemates Marten, Maria (baby), and Frons (cat).

After studying philosophy, I ended up in Groningen for a master’s degree in theology. Now, from a love-hate relationship with the church, enjoying working as a community worker for Diaconie in Stad.

At Mosterd, I am committed to connecting people, by creating space for vulnerability and keeping a sense of wonder alive.

Often busy working on too many projects at the same time, otherwise found at a queer party or on a bicycle trip.

During my Theology studies, I became involved with Mosterd. I love the open conversations, the delicious food, and the abundance of creativity at Mosterd!

Other things that make me happy: camping, drinking coffee, a good book, some idealism and a nice run.