A unique spiritual gift
Klaus Kenneth in the Netherlands – for the first time
Spring lecture cycle · April 2025 · Looking back
Intro / Who is Klaus Kenneth
He was born in 1945 in Czechoslovakia, in the midst of the chaos of war. His childhood was marked by ill-treatment, abandonment and abuse. His answer to the world was hatred – of people, of God, of himself.
For years he sought the truth outside Europe: yoga in India, Buddhism in Thailand, shamanism in South America. He lived as a hippie, as a guru, as a criminal. Twenty times he narrowly escaped death.
Until, at the age of 36, on a bus in Colombia, he found himself face to face with armed bandits – and prayed sincerely for the first time in his life.
What happened then changed everything.
About the lectures
Klaus shared his story – personally, in the flesh
In the spring of 2025 Klaus visited the Netherlands for the very first time. At five locations he told his life story: from hatred to love, from darkness to Christ.
His testimony has been translated into more than 15 languages and has touched people on every continent.
All the lectures were open to everyone and brought together believers, seekers and the curious.
Dates and locations
✝ Lectures held
📍 Rotterdam – 18 April · 12:30 Serbian Parish · Lede 121
📍 Amsterdam / Zaandam – 19 April · 12:30 Serbian Parish · Stationstraat 13, Zaandam
📍 Helmond – 24 April · 19:00 Serbian Parish · Hornestraat 1
📍 Eindhoven – 25 April · 12:30 Greek Parish · Hoogstraat 301A
📍 Utrecht / Zeist – 26 April · 12:30 Serbian Parish in Zeist · Woudenbergseweg 38
About the book
“Geboren in Haat – Herboren in Liefde” (Born to Hate, Reborn to Love)
Klaus Kenneth’s life story is one of the most gripping testimonies of our time. From a child who grew up in hatred and abandonment, through the Eastern religions and the occult, to an encounter with the living Christ – this book touches the heart.
Published by Orthodox Logos Publishing. Available as a paperback and an e-book.
About the author / Klaus Kenneth
After being baptised into the Orthodox Church in 1986, Klaus devoted his life to spreading the faith. He translated works of Elder Sophrony into German, spoke at hundreds of conferences worldwide and appeared on radio and television. In 2000 he founded an orphanage in Kenya and a relief organisation for refugees in Serbia. Even after retiring as a teacher in 2005 he travels the world tirelessly with his testimony.
Looking back
Klaus Kenneth came to the Netherlands only once. His story was more than a lecture – it was a meeting with someone who had known the abyss and afterwards found the light.