Magyar Egyház, 1979 (58. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1979-04-01 / 4. szám

MAGYAR EGYHÁZ 13 to express their gratitude to everyone for the generous donations they made. Special thanks to those who decorated the house of the Lord with Easter lilies and the ones who offered the holy com­munion bread and wine for the holiday. Their names were listed in the Sunday church bulletins. Statistics — Baptisms: Christine Ma­rie Adamus, daughter of Leonard A. Adamus and Mary T. Canning; Laci Danae and Pepper Ranae Austin, daughters of Carl E. Austin and Geral­dine L. Rapai were baptized in our church. Marriage: Joseph Fodor and Maria Balogh on March 10th. May Almighty God bless them. HUNGARIAN REFORMED CHURCH COOK BOOK (11,000 copies sold) order from: The Dorcas Guild 9901 Allen Road Allen Prak. Mich. 48101 $3.50 - postage $1.00 additional. BETHLEHEM, PA. At the March 15th celebration which was held at the Community Hall of the sister church, our church was well represented under the leadership of our chief elder Mr. Balint Balogh. The Easter holy elements were do­nated by Mrs. Joseph Matus and Mr. and Mrs. James Kovary. The Easter pastoral letter contains the holiday church service schedule. On March 20th Mrs. Imre Remaly, born 1899 in Csörögnek, Vas county, Hungary, was laid to rest. Mr. Warren Wohlbach, the husband of Esther Wohlbach passed away after a long illness. The Rev. George Toth, stepson, officiated the funeral service. On April 1st at the church service Mr. Frank Athis and Mr. Balint Balog Jr., medical student, were installed as reelected elders. Following the church service a well attended congre­gational dinner was held honoring our newly elected and other consistory members. The dinner was prepared and served by Mrs. John Fabian, Mrs. Ju­lius Kadar, Mrs. Balint Balogh, Mrs. Steve Toth, Mrs. Joseph Matus, Mrs. Helen Edmunds, Mrs. Robert Csizma, Miss Robin Csizma, Miss Ibolya Balog and Mrs. Louis Nagy. The minister preached the Easter message on the Voice of America. The pastoral visitations of our mem­bers were started and we hope to com­plete it in the near future. CARTERET, N. J. At the worship service on March 25 John Nemish, chief elder of the Synod, was commissioned a “lay preacher” and was authorized to preach the Word of God and to conduct worship services at times and places assigned by the classis. At the traditional “Installation Dinner” which followed the morning services he was honored together with the elders and officers of the congre­gation and its organizations. The Junior Women’s Guild is pre­paring a program for Mothers’ Day to which members of the Lorantffy So­ciety will be their guests. Funeral: Mrs. John Nagy, Sr., born as Paulina Révész in Veresmart, Sza­bolcs county, was buried from the church on March 31. She has been a member of our congregation ever since her wedding in the Carteret church in 1913; and a busy worker of the Lorantffy Society. DUQUESNE, PA. Easter Communion was celebrated on Easter Sunday. Those who could not come, attended a Maundy Thursday evening Communion. 70 members came Maundy Thursday evening, Easter Sun­day 225 members received the Holy Ele­ments. Funerals: Joseph Karakó, a lifetime member of our church was laid to rest on March 29th, in our cemetery. Ernest Nagy, also a lifetime member of our church was laid to rest in our cemetery on April 17th. May the love of God’s fatherly heart soothe the pain and sorrow of the be­reaved families. The District workers of the Hunga­rian Reformed Federation of America held their Annual Meeting in our fel­lowship hall on April 28th. Members of the local Branch No. 202 hosted the attending representatives of the Federa­tion. Our Sunday School held a hoagie sale on April 28th to finance field trips planned for this year’s activities. McKeesport, pa. On March 4th, first Sunday in Lent, we administered the Holy Communion. On March 18th the Women’s Guild sponsored a Games Party, which was a great success. March 31st the Christian Fellowship organized a successful sausage sale. We had one funeral during March. On the 15th we buried Mrs. John Toth. May the consolation of God be with the bereaved family. GYÜLEKEZETI ÉLET AKRON, OHIO Templom: 2625 Copley Road Telefon: (216) 666-9777 Lelkipásztor: Dömötör Tibor eaparei 1657 Centerview Drive, Akron, Ohio 44521 Telefon: (216) 666-4600 Április 8-i presbiteri gyűlésünk egy­­hangú határozattal úgy döntött, hogy megvesszük egyházunk számára az egy­házi területünk keleti oldalán elterülő 2 holdnyi területet, melyen egy értékes ház is van. Ugyanazon a napon a Lorántffy Otthon igazgatósága egy­hangú határozattal elhatározta a Lorántffy Otthon északi részén egy holdnyi terület megvételét. Ezen a te­rületen is van egy szép lakóház. Ezek­kel az újabb vásárlásokkal egyházunk és a Lorántffy Otthon területe 12 hold­­nyira nőtt. Mindezek a vásárlások elő­segítik további egyházi és magyarság építő terveinket. Isten áldása legyen döntéseinken. “A KONYHA KIRÁLYNŐJE” Magyar Szakácskönyv angol nyelven az akroni Dorcas Guild összeállításában $3.50-ért Kapható DORCAS GUILD 2631 Copley Road Akron, Ohio 44321 5. kiadás ALLEN PARK, MICH. Lelkipásztor: Ábrahám Dezső püspök Lakás: 18700 Midway Telefon: 313-381-8400 Templom: 9901 Allen Rd., Allen Park. Mich. 48101 Telefon: 313-382-1001 Áldott és békés húsvéti ünnepel aján­­dékozott meg gyülekezetünkben ben­nünket a Mindenható Isten. Szálljon azért az Ur áldása egyesületeink és egyházunk minden rendű és rangú tag­jára, pártfogójára, akik bőkezű ado­mányukkal támogatták egyházunkat Különösen a két Nőegyletet illeti kö­szönet, melyeknek vezetői és tagjai most is nagy adományukkal mutatták meg egyházuk iránti szeretetüket. Az ifjú Nőegylet angolul beszélő tag­jai csendes napot “retreat”-et tartottak április 10-én, használt holmik és ház­

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