Calvin Synod Herald, 1981 (81. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1981-05-01 / 5-6. szám

REFORMÁTUSOK LAPJA

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that demanded courage. Often they were accused of being troublemakers.

This is a word for our church and faith today: “Stop acting like a worm’’. We may have our own troubles; but let us cause trouble for the evil that exists in society.

Rev. Fred Diekman, S.I., N.Y. *

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS (Continued from page 3)

GROWTH AND SURVIVAL was the topic of the workshops. The Rev. Aaron Elek spoke on “The Moving Church in a Stationary World” with the Rt. Rev. Dr. Stephen Szabó and the Rev. Stephen Nagy as discussion starters. The Rev. Nicholas Novak spoke on “The Stationary Church in a Moving World” followed by the remarks of Dr. László Medyesy and Dr. Eva Fabian. The desire was expressed to make the presentations available to our churches, and it will be done as soon as material arrives to the Bishop’s office!

THE CONFERENCE COUNCIL meets on June 16 in Pittsburgh, PA. Because the transfers of treasury takes place on that date, local treasurers are to send payments to Rev. Novak until that day, but then to the new treasurer:

The Rev. Koloman K. Ludwig 7319 Tapper Avenue Hammond, Indiana 46324

OFFICIAL NOTICE

The position of the editor of the “Calvin Synod Herald — Reformátusok Lapja” becomes vacant as of July 1, 1981. Applications are to be submitted before June 1, 1981 to the Bishop’s Office: Rt. Rev. Dr. John Butosi, 963 Laurel Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06604.

The Conference Council

VACANT CHURCHES include:

Bethlehem, PA (Call Bishop Butosi); Gary Ind. (Adm. Rt. Rev. D. Parragh); Coatsville, PA (Bishop Butosi); Hammond, IN (Adm: Rev. K. Ludwig); Homestead, PA (Adm: Rev. N. Novak); Morgantown, W.V. (Adm: Rt. Rev. Parragh); Los Angeles, CA (So. Cal. Conf. UCC).

REV. F. ÚJLAKI needs a housekeeper. Call Bishop or 313-674-3364 (Lowell)

THE DAYTON CHURCH elected the Rev. Béla Pohoczky on April 26.

OUR DELGATES to the UCC General Synod, to be held ot Rochester, NY on June 27 — July 2, are: Rev. Aaron Elek, Rev. Dr. Francis Vitéz, Dr. Joseph Piri, and the Rt. Rev. Desmond D. Parragh.

WE WISH to send The Calvin Synod News to every elder, organizational leader and interested church member of our congregations. But we need their addresses! Pastors, would you see to it that we receive the mailing list no later than June 15!?

CONGRATULATIONS. .

Imre M. Vitéz is the valedictorian of the 1981 Graduating Class of Perth Amboy High School. He is the son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Vitéz.

Imre has been on the school honor roll throughout his four years in High School and was elected to the National Honor Society in his junior year.

He is editor-in-chief of the Perth Amboy High School newspaper, Paw Prints, an active member of the Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Yearbook Staff, Biology Club, French Club, intramural Hockey Team, and was selected to represent the school at the New Jersey Science Caravan at Rutgers University.

Imre has been accepted by Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he plans to major in the sciences.

As a member of the John Calvin Magyar Reformed Church, Imre is a Sunday School Teacher and has been active in the Choir and Youth Fellowship.

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1981 YOUTH CONFERENCE

of the

Hungarian Reformed Church of America and

The Calvin Synod, United Church of Christ JULY 12-18

How to face today’s evils in light of the Bible.

Address: Laurelville Mennonite Church Center Mount Pleasant, PA 15666 Phone: 412-423-2056 The Camp is located on Route 5

YOUTH CAMP

My relationship with Him defines my attitude, my action, my work toward God and Church and Man.

At Camp we will endeavor to see and understand ourselves in this Christ-Church-Man relationship and seek to work out a Christian purpose and goal for our lives.

REGISTRATION

This includes meals, lodging and insurance. The fee will be $75.00 to be paid by the campers and the rest to be underwritten by the Synod. The minimum age is 13 and the maximum age is 18. The young person should be mature enough to participate in discussions and be able to grasp the ideas presented. Camp themes and programs are planned for the high school level.