<\/a>\u201cI chose this time because the children are in bed, and the parents have finally some time for their relationship,\u201d he says. \u201cI want to give them insights to spend this time in a creative and constructive way.\u201d <\/p>\n The feedback is much more than he expected. 400 people follow the live event every evening, and the number of those who watch the videos later during the next day reaches as high as 12,000 with many people sharing his advice across their social media. <\/p>\n Mihalec not only gives sound advice about conflict solving, effective communication and other important topics, but also answers questions from viewers that have come up in their relationships during the day. <\/p>\n \u201cThe new door that God opened to us gives me more work than I had earlier,\u201d Mihalec stated. He can no longer travel as before but, he says, \u201cit brought our family members even closer to each other.\u201d This new initiative, he concludes, \u201chas become our regular common programme every single evening. I don\u2019t know anything about viruses, I am not able to heal people, but I am very happy that God showed me a way, how my family and I can be of benefit to the world in the time of need.\u201d<\/p>\n __________________________<\/p>\n i<\/sup> https:\/\/www.businessinsider.com\/covid-19-peak-divorce-rate-chinese-cities-2020-3?r=US&IR=T<\/a><\/span>![\"Gabor](\"https:\/\/ted.adventist.org\/sitenews\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/images_news-2020_Gabor_Mihalec_portrait.jpg\")
<\/a>His unusual ministry has sparked an interest across Hungarian media. He has been interviewed by a national radio station, Kossuth, and many websites are sharing his videos. Hungary\u2019s leading financial magazine, HVG, published an article about the initiative, sharing it as a good example of how to ride out the crisis. <\/p>\n
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