Bethlen Naptár, 1956 (Ligonier)

The Assets of Our Celebrating Federation

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BETHLEN NAPTÁR

During the years between 1922-1955 our federation gave loans to the following congregations for the purpose of building churches:

1. First Hungarian Ref. Church

Akron, Ohio

2. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Akron, Ohio

3. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Bronx, New York

4. Magyar Presby. Ref. Church

Canton, Ohio

5. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Carteret, N. J.

6. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Charleston, N. Y.

7. Magyar E. & R. Church

Chicago, 111.

8. First Hungarian Ref. Church

Cleveland, Ohio

9. West Side Hung. Luth. Church

Cleveland, Ohio

10. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Cliffside, N. J.

11. Hungarian Ref. Church

Dayton, Ohio

12. Grace Reformed Church

Dearborn, Mich.

13. First Hungarian Ref. Church

Detroit, Mich.

14. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Detroit, Mich.

15. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Duquesne, Pa.

16. Hungarian Reformed Church

East Chicago, Ind.

17. Magyar Reformed Church

Farrell, Pa.

18. Hungarian Reformed Church

Flint, Mich.

19. Hungarian Reformed Church

Franklin, N. J.

20. Magyar Reformed Church

Indiana Harbor, Ind.

21. Magyar Reformed Church

Johnstown, Pa.

22. Magyar Reformed Church

Kalamazoo, Mich.

23. Free Magyar Ref. Church

Linden, N. J.

24. Hungarian Reformed Church

Manville, N. J.

25. First Hung. United Church of Christ, Miami, Fla.

26. First Hung. Ref. Church

Milwaukee, Wis.

27. First Hung. Ref. Church

McKeesport, Pa.

28. Free Magyar Ref. Church

McKeesport, Pa.

29. Hungarian Reformed Church

New Brunswick, N. J.

30. First Hung. Ref. Church

New York, N. Y.

31. John Calvin Magyar Ref. Church, Perth Amboy, N. J.

23. Hungarian Reformed Church Racine, Wis.

33. Hungarian Reformed Church

Rankin, Pa.

34. Bethlehem Presby. Church

Sharon, Ohio

35. Memorial Presby. Church

South Bend, Ind.

36. Hungarian E. & R. Church

Springdale, Pa.

37. Hungarian Reformed Church

Toledo, Ohio

38. Hungarian Presby. Church

Warren, Ohio

39. Wheaton, Presby. Church

Wheaton, Maryland

40. Hungarian Reformed Church

Windber, Pa.

41. Hungarian Reformed Church

Woodbridge, N. J.

42. Hungarian Reformed Church

Youngstown, Ohio

43. E. & R. Hungarian Ref. Church

Youngstown, Ohio

Since 1922 the total amount of the loans granted for church-building purposes was $1,206,292.62. In September, 1955, the unpaid balance on these loans was $592,970.85. Payments have been made promptly and regularly.

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In connection with the church loans, I quote from among the letters received from the congregations:

During the time the church was being built:

“The church is grateful to the Federation for the loan, without which this church could never have been built.”