Calvin Synod Herald, 1998 (98. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)
1998-07-01 / 4. szám
CALVIN SYNOD HERALD-3-AMERIKAI MAGYAR REFORMÁTUSOK LAPJA (Participants in the Sixtieth (AnnualMeetinß of the CaCvin Synod 1998 Season Youth Conference Congregation / Pastor and Delegate Beaver Falls - Zoltán Kovács; Bridgeport - James Balias; Buffalo - Katalina Poser; Cleveland First - Rev. István Geczy; (Walton Hills) - Edward Szabó; Cleveland West - Rev. Szabolcs Kalman; Frank Kish; Columbus - Rev. István Nyeste; Irma J. Carnevale; Dayton - Rev. Gabor C. Nitsch; Joseph Olesh; Fairfield - Rev. Bela Poznan; Fairport Harbor - Rt. Rev. Lajos Medgyesi; Della Kish; Flint - (Davison) Rev. Zoltán Sutto; Frank Nagy; Gary - James Kovecsi; Homestead - Rev. Robert Kennedy; Dorothy I. Smith; Indiana Harbor - Rev. Koloman K. Ludwig; Frank Csömör; Johnstown - Rev. Dr. Joseph Posta; Miklós Kovach; Kalamazoo - Mihály Csiszár; Lorain - Rt. Rev. Zoltán D. Szucs; David Monos; Los Angeles - Rev. Dr. William D. Bonis; Manvillle - Rev. Steven G. Strickler; Bill Kovács; New York - Rev. György Cseh; Ernest Balia; Norridge - Rt. Rev. Dr. Desmond Parragh; Grace Parragh; Passaic - Rev. Marianna Király; Joe Sonye; Perth Amboy - Rt. Rev. Dr. Francis Vitéz; Pittsburgh - Francis J. Matthews; South Nonwalk - Rev. Judit Mayer; Frank A. Dudás; Springdale - Rev. Dr. Joseph Posta; Vintondale - Rev. Paul Kovács; Whiting - Rev. Koloman K. Ludwig; Woodbridge - Rev. Albert W. Kovács; Mr. John Kelemen. Congregation / Delegate Alternates Dayton - Velma Olesh; Fairport Harbor - Grace Shupp; Davison - Tibor Nagy; Gary - Andrew Fekete; Johnstown - Margaret Dadey; Kalamazoo - Margaret Csiszár; Lorain - Julius Pongracz; Pittsburgh - Ilona Komjáthy. Ministers Without Pastoral Charge Rev. Arthur Antal - RT; Rev. Dr. Eva M. Fabian - RT; Rev. Dr. Coralyn T. Medyesy - PS; Rev. Julius Paal - RT. Student in Care Csilla Lucskay Spelda, Licensed, “In Care” student Guests / Attendance / Congregation Minerva K. Antal; Elizabeth Bihari; Paul Castagna (Gary); Rev. Csilla Geczy (Walton Hills); Gabriella Kálvin (New York); Martha Kenko; Eleanor Kish (Cleveland West Side); Michael Kish (Fairport Harbor); Sara Nagy (Davison); Julius A. Pongraz (Lorain); Virginia Roby (Pittsburgh); Katalin Szabó (Buffalo) Official Greetings Brought By George Dózsa, President, Hungarian Reformed Federation of America Endre Csornán, Secretary, Hungarian Reformed Federation of America Rev. Paul Kovács, Administrator, Bethlen Home Rev. Joseph Posta, Curator, Bethlen Museum and Archives Rev. Paul L. Westcoat, Jr., Conference Minister of Penn West Conference UCC Rt. Rev. Alexander Forro, Bishop, Hungarian Reformed Church in America (official representative) Other Guests Darrell Ludwig, United Church of Christ main office, Cleveland Rev. Peter L. Toth, (official representative) Hungarian Reformed Church in America Rev. Arpad Drotos, Hungarian Reformed Church in America Rev. Balint Nagy, pastor of the Hungarian Reformed Church (UCC) of Reseda, California Greetings Sent By Rev. Stephen N. Mustos, Delegate of Bishop Mikloshazy in the U.S.A. Rev. Bela Bernhards, Archdean of the Hungarian Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Dr. Paul H. Sherry, President of the United Church of Christ The Youth Conference of the Hungarian Reformed Church in America and the Calvin Synod Conference, United Church of Christ, will be held August 2-8, 1998, at the Laurelville Mennonite Church Center in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania 15666. The telephone number is (412) 423-2056. If you have any questions concerning camp, talk with your pastor or call Miss Priscilla Hunyady at (908) 381- 6413. Completed registration forms are to be returned. They should be accompanied by the camp fee of $200. All checks for the camp fee should be made payable to HUNGARIAN REFORMED YOUTH GROUP CAMP. This summer’s Youth Conference is the single most successful enterprise done together by the two American Reformed Church bodies year after year with the help of the two gracious fraternals: the Hungarian Reformed Federation and the William Penn Association. The joint Annual Youth Conference was designed to be the first step toward a complete union of the two Church Bodies. Unfortunately, the second step was never followed! □□□ In This Issue ENGLISH SECTION Cover: Picture of Our 6(Xh Meeting..........1 Calwin Synod News.....................................2 Participants of the Synod Meeting...........3 The New Bishop..........................................4 Ambassador's Message..............................5 In Wtemor/bm...............................................6 Rev. J. Piiái: Geneva Re/brmatton............7 T/ie New Synod/cal CouncA.......................8 /MAGYAR RÉSZ Vallomások-Reménységek.....................9 Egy/ázkerületünk Hírei.....................10 Uj Miagyar Énekeskönyv....................11 Tőkés püspök látogatása........................12 In Wfemoröm...........................................13 Dr. Kálmán Szabolcs /okozata...............14 Történeim/ Kátv/n/zmus rovat................15 Htdetések................................................16
