Magyar Egyház, 1975 (54. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1975-11-01 / 11. szám
10 MAGYAR EGYHÁZ In Australia Melbourn (Dr. F. Antal) is preparing the dedication of a new church .... Perth reports the best church attendance ever . . . Adelaide’s “Hungarian Presbyterian and Lutheran Newsletter” continues to be one of the most excellent diaspora newsletters .... All good news! o-o-o-o In Western Europe the care of Hungarian Protestants in Northern France is considered IF financial aid is forthcoming from U.S.A............Switzerland is dreaming of a Hung. Ref. Center IF USA civic and church organizations assure vote in the directorate by giving 10,000 Swiss franks. . . . The Hung. Ref. Church in the United Kingdom reports the death of Dr. Attila Szekeres (1923-1974) and the message of the late Bishop Ravasz to Hungarians living in the West. . . . “Vetés-Ara tás” is published in 20,000 copies and mailed to more than 30 countries. ... 0-0-0*0 From Kenya, East Africa, Dr. John Pásztor reports the joys and difficulties of his teaching ministry at St. Paul’s College and Seminary. His son is studying at MIT (USA) and ready to speak in churches. The Calvin Synod News o-o-o-o VACANCIES: (In the Calvin Synod, United Church of Christ) Buffalo West Side — Coatesville, Pa. — Gary, Ind. — Elyria, Ohio. o-o -o-o GALLEY SLAVE CELEBRATIONS: Pastors and congregations are urged to remember the 300th anniversary of our Hungarian Reformed fore-fathers in these days. It is suggested to devote one Sunday to the occasion: “The Way of Suffering” and “The Way of Escape” using the phrases of I. Cor. 10:13. It is also suggested that special offering be collected for the support of the American Hung. Ref. Presbyter’s Association’s project, a Galley Slave Plaque at Ligonier. Send money to Mission Fund. o-o-o-o MUSEUM AND ARCHIVE IN LIGONIER The Board of Directors of the Bethlen Home accepted a recommendation to transform the now vacant printing shop into a much needed museum and archive in Ligonier, Pa. A committee representing Hungarian Reformed church bodies, Bethlen Home and Federation is to make plans of specifications and financial support. It is also recommended to make this a bicentennial project. NEWS FROM THE CONGREGATIONS AKRON, OHIO Our November 15th “Hungarian Bazaar” became the most successful church Bazaar in the history of our congregation. Our clear profit was over 2,100 dollars. We are very thankful for the great planning and perfect execution to our Bazaar Committee under the chairmanship of Charles Boehme and Charles Dark, to our ladies under the leadership of Mrs. Frank Race and Mrs. Mary Nagy and to our members and friends. During the last month we lost two very good church members, Mrs. Ester Mezo and Mrs. Julia Bathori. Mrs. Mezo was called by the Lord very suddenly, Mrs. Bathori after a long illness. We will keep their memories alive among us. Our minister officially visited the Allen Park-Detroit congregation on November 18th. He was very happy to see the unity and progress of our greatest congregation under the able leadership of our beloved Bishop. He visited the beautiful new mansion which will be finished and ready for occupancy within weeks. The Novotny Electrical Company will equip our Care Center with special electrical equipment, through which our residents will be able to listen in the Care Center the Sunday worship services during the time of the service in the church. The 3,000 dollars equipment is donated by the Novotny Electrical Company as a thanksgiving donation for the wonderful Christian service of our Lorantffy Care Center. We are very thankful for this meaningful donation. The Lorantffy Care Center is presently filled up to capacity, but there is always a possibility to find place, if someone is really interested. For further information call the Care Center: 216-666-1313 or 216-666-2631 or write to: Rev. Tibor Dömötör, Lorantffy Care Center, 2631 Copley Road, Akron, Ohio 44321. “KITCHEN QUEEN” (Famous Hungarian Recipes) Published by the Dorcas Guild of the Christ Reformed Church, Akron, Ohio — Third Edition — More Than 3,000 Copies Sold. Order from: DORCAS GUILD 2631 Copley Rd., Akron, Ohio 44321 Price: $2.75 p.p. ALLEN PARK, MICH. Hungarian Heritage Sunday was November 30, when Rev. August J. Molnár, Professor, was the guest minister. Many gave generous gifts for the support of
