Magyar Egyház, 1991 (70. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)
1991-11-01 / 6. szám
MAGYAR EGYHÁZ 15. oldal Church Center for our Annual Christmas Bazaar. A beautiful group of people was present, many coming only for the traditional dinner of Chicken Paprikas and Stuffed Cabbage. On December 15th in the afternoon we held the Christmas Program with our Christian Education children. Our young people and teachers were presented special gifts for their faithfulness. As part of this special celebration our Christmas Cookie Exchange was held. On December 21st and 22nd a group of dedicated young people visited our members, especially those in older age, who are by themselves to bring the Christmas greeting in the beautiful Chrismtas Carols. It is impossible to predict our holiday celebration, but we would like to take this opportunity to give a service schedule to our members, friends and those interested in joining us. On Christmas Eve special Combined Service will be held at 7:00 p.m. On Christmas Day our English Service will begin at 9:00 a.m., our Hungarian Service at 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion will be observed at both worship services. Our Holiday assistant is Ollie Hall, who completes her theological studies in this school year at Yale Seminary. In closing of our report, we would like to extend a heartfelt Christmas greeting to all; may the Spirit of Love, Fellowship and Peace fill your hearts and mind with HIM who came to be Saviour of the World, even Jesus Christ our Lord. THE NEW AND REVISED COOK BOOK is now available from the Women’s Guild HUNGARIAN REFORMED CHURCH 331 Kirkland Place Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Price: $4.00 plus Pastage of $1.25 ROEBLING, NJ The leaders and members of the church council wish a merry Christmas and blessed New Year to our members and friends. The Hungarian noodle-making project of the Women’s Guild continues every week on Mondays. The annual bake sale before Christmas on December 14th was successful: thanks to all who in any way helped and donated. The annual Christmas covered dish dinner was hosted by the Women’s Guild at which time the Sunday School children were presented gifts. The parents and members were delighted with the program of the children. Thanks to Nancy D’Annuncio superintendent. The last kolbász sale this year by the men and women of the church was again very successful. Thanks to all, who helped. Thanks is hereby extended to the Christmas carolers, who helped to keep alive this ancient tradition of our church. TRENTON, NJ Our pastor, the Rev. Kálmán Adorján informed the church council in February, that effective at the end of September, he will retire to Youngstown, Ohio. He said his farewell message in the church on Sunday, September 29th. A testimonial banquet was organized in his honor. Church members and friends filled the social hall with delegates from other churches, the city and civic leaders paid tribute to the Rev. Adorján for his 10 years of dedicated service. Gifts were presented to him by the leaders of the congregation and church organizations, and individuals who attended. His new address in Ohio is listed in the Hungarian section. The organizations of the church, the Sunday School, the Lórántffy Ladies Aid, the Women’s Guild, and men’s and youth’s club, the senior citizens, etc., etc... continue their activities. Please, join them and help our church through this transition period. Statistics: Baptism: May 26 Jaqueline, daughter of Enrique Hernandez and Debbie A. Sabo; July 14th Breanna Lee, daughter of Michael Allen Episcopo and Maria M. Kiss, also Jeanna Marie Kiss and Robert Christopher Hilgar and Marissá Lynn Hilgar; October 13th Michael Joseph and Janet Lynn and Lauren Joan children of Mr. and Mrs. Leo and Joyce Opalski. Weddings May 14th Károly Kapocs and Irene Long Radies; May 19th John C. Morgan and Kimberly A. Rácz; August 31st Perry J. Gigliotti and Charmaine T. Holbrook; November 9th Les Martin and Linda Beverage. May God bless the children and the young married couples. Deaths are listed in the Hungarian section. ElfiJEJSJSlSlElSlSJSMISJSJSJSJSJSJSJaMSMBMSJSJSJaiaiaiBMBEMaiSlSISiS ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCY Due to the announced resignation of Rev. Kalman Adorján to retire from active pastoral service, the Pulpit of the American Hungarian Reformed Church, 180 Home Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey 08611 will become vacant as of September 30th, 1991. The Church Council has appointed a Pulpit Committee to fill the vacancy. Those who might be interested to serve this pastorate should get in touch with the president of the Pulpit Committee: MR. ANTHONY C. BEKE P. O. Box 335 Crosswick, New Jersey 08515 or the Chief Elder of the Congregation: MR. JOSEPH JENEI 180 Home Avenue Trenton, NJ 08611 3Maíaí3iBiBrajsisi3iBi3MBíBiBisisisi3i3iajaMaisiaisiaiaiaíBi3íajsM3isiB)
