Calvin Synod Herald, 1996 (96. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1996-07-01 / 4. szám

I CALVIN SYNOD HERALD - 3 -Forty-Coming Events Í THE TRADITIONAL AROUND LABOR-DAY DAYS OF TOGETHERNESS JULY 21-26 YOUTH CONFERENCE The only United Activity between the Hungarian Reformed Church in America and Calvin Synod Conference, United Church of Christ Theme in His Service Matthew 22:37-40 Address: Laurelville Mennonite Church Center Mount Pleasant, PA 15666 Telephone: 412-423-2056 Completed registration forms are to be returned no later than July 1, 1996. They should be ac­companied by the camp fee of $200. All checks for the camp fee should be made payable to: HUNGARIAN REFORMED YOUTH CAMP. All registration forms, workshop choices, and fees should be sent to: Miss Priscilla Hunyady 50 North Washington Avenue Colonia, NJ 07067 If you have any question concerning camp, talk with your pastor or call one of the Camp Direc­tors: Rev. István Nyeste 614-444-1319 (Office) or 614-444-1473 (Home) or Miss Priscilla Hunyady 908-381-6413. COO AUGUST 4 AND AUGUST 11 are the grand SUNDAYS OF SPECIAL REMEMBRANCE AND INTERCES­SION. Synod is approaching all our con­gregations to make the second mile by of­fering remembrances and special prayers at the actual time, when representatives of magyar Reformed churches from all over the world will be gathered together at parts of Transylvania and Hungary for sessions of the III. World Convention in this his­torical year of millecentenarium in creat­ing a Nation 1100 years ago in the Carpathian Basin. Special collections are being planned for the purpose of helping the congregations of our Household of Faith struggling against oppresions in the Suc­cession States arount the Motherland. Now is the time to demonstrate our heart-felt feel­ing to our still suffering sister-churches tom away by force from the Mother-Church. Not one single congregation, no matter how small, should stay away from this mighty chain-celebrative demonstration of all Hun­garian Reformed churches of the Globe, which presents itself once in a lifetime. This year Labor-Day comes on Monday, Sept. 2. The Presbyters’s Association will meet on Sunday, Sept. 1. - On Monday, Labor-Day, they will have a combined Worship Service in the morning together with the Ministerial Association, conclud­ing the Service with Holy Communion in the Bethlen Chappel on the hill. The Min­isterial Association meeting will continue into the next day. Then follow, as usual, the meeting of Board of Directors of AMRE and Board of Managers of Bethlen Home, and others. - These early Fall-meetings brought us together, members of the Eighth- Tribe of Magyars, split into eight fractions, in the course of a half-a-Century for work­ing together. Let these meetings remain the heart-beats of our working together. Let them sustain the life-blood of our coopera­tion till we will be all one, being the off­springs of the same Mother-Church over­seas. The emphasis in this historical 1100th Anniversary year is more compulsive and more demanding than any other time of American Reformed life on this side of the Ocean. nan OUR BISHOP’S 50* ORDINATION ANNIVERSARY Our Synod's beloved bishop,, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Francis Vitéz, was ordained into the holy ministry on September 17th, 1946. Heart-warming celebration is being planned on October 20, Sunday (4 p.m. Service and 6 p.m. Banquet) by his loyal congregation in Perth Amboy, N.J. Calvin Synod and all its congregations unanimously share in the joy of the Golden Anniversay in the ser­vice of the Lord, what he preformed in five decades of examplary dedication in our Synod and outside of our Synod, even in the global mission to our Magyar churches all over the world. May God give him all the needed energy physically, mentally and spiritually for great number of years to come. Servant of God! Well done! And may many more yet to be well-done. □□□ AMERIKAI MAGYAR REFORMÁTUSOK LAPJA 100TM ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE HRFA Opening ceremonies marking the 100th Anniversary of the founding of The Hun­garian Reformed Federation of America will be held on Sunday, September 15,1996 at 3:00 p.m. at the Hungarian Reformed Church, 180 Home Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, followed by a banquet at the Beky Hall in the school building at 6:00 p.m. 35th QUADRENNIAL CONVENTION Reformed Federation of America will hold its 35th Quadrennial Convention at the Hyatt Regency New Brunswick Hotel, 2 Albany Street, New Brunswick, New Jer­sey on Monday, September 16 through 19, 1996. □□□ SEPTEMBER 29 IS THE DATE FOR THE OHIO DISTRICT'S PRESBY­TERS AND CHURCH-WORKERS CONFERENCE. Place Columbus church. Letter of invitation was mailed to all Ohio and nearby Ohio churchres. The Annual District Conference of Presby­ters and Church Workers is scheduled for just a one day conference, September 29, 1996, which is again the last Sunday of the month. It will be held at the Columbus Hungarian Reformed Church. Janet Vegh and I extend this invitation to you for the 1996 Conference so you can mark your calendar and make plans to attend. The Conference schedule will be as follows: Combined church service - 10:30 a.m. Registration adn Lunch - 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Conference Begins - 2:00 p.m. Conclusion of Conference - 6:00 p.m. Reservation for the luncheon should be in no later than Tuesday, September 24, 1996. The cost will be $6.00 per person. Please call the Columbus church office at 1-614-444-1319. We would also like our youth to become involved with this conference since they are our future presbyters and church workers. So, we graciously extend this invitation to them also. Another letter will follow with more infor­mation. We encourage as many church mem­bers as possible to attend this annual confer­ence and we look forward to seeing all of you in Columbus. - Sincerely yours in Christ, Violet Szabó, Conference Secretary Janet Vegh, Conference President THE FIRST HUNGARIAN REFORMED CLASSIS will observe its 100th Anniversary on October 27, 1996. This Classis was now the Eastern Classis of the Calvin Synod. This is the first organized Hungarian Reformed Church group outside Hungary.

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