Fraternity-Testvériség, 1958 (36. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)
1958-04-01 / 4. szám
FRATERNITY 11 B. 1. Valuation of Furniture, Paintings and Books........................$ 20,323.00 2. Value of Office Supplies on Hand and Machines ................. 13,093.00 3. Balance of Advance for Piano and Organ ............................... 1,398.61 4. Advance for Travel Expense .................................................... 1,500.00 5. Petty Cash on Hand .................................................................... 385.68 6. Balance of Hungarian Aid Fund ............................................. 435.82 Balance ............................................................................................$ 37,136.11 XI. THE ORPHANS TRUST FUND — December 31, 1957..............$ 15,703.32 ★ ★ ★ Washington, D. C., March 10, 1958. EMERY KIRÁLY, Treasurer HUNGARIAN PASTOR TAKES HIGH NATIONAL POST The Rev. Stephen A. Feke, pastor of the Warren Point (New Jersey) Presbyterian Church for the past five years, resigned from the pastorate to become Director of the Office of Budget for the National Council of Churches. In his new post, which he assumed on March 1, Mr. Feke will carry primary responsibility for the National Council’s $18,000,000 annual budget. In December of 1956 Mr. Feke was selected to serve as a Protestant chaplain for the first ship coming to this country with refugees who left Hungary during the revolt against the government. The Protestant phase of the refugee work was under the direction of Church World Service, a department of the National Council. He was graduated from Bloomfield College and Seminary and has previously served the Presbyterian Church in Sterling and Philipsburg, N. J. Mr. Feke will be working in the headquarters of the National Council of Churches in New York City and expects to make his home in this area. The Office of Budget is one of six central administrative offices of the Council. As budget director, Mr. Feke will be closely associated with the Council’s numerous program units. This includes the many activities in foreign and home missions, relief and rehabilitation programs through Church World Service, a broad scope of programs in Christian education work, and sizable operations in film productions, radio and television. The National Council of Churches is the largest religious body in the country. It is the co-operative arm of 34 Protestant and Orthodox denominations comprising more than 37,000,000 members. It was organized in 1950.
