Evangéliumi Hírnök, 1991 (83. évfolyam, 1-15. szám)

1991-04-01 / 6. szám

1991. április 7. oldal February at Bethesda February is our month long on celebra­tions of birthdays, full of delightful activi­ties and also encompassed the hosting of The Home Boards: Home and Finance Committee and Missions and Literary Committee. The members traveled from several states and Canada. Those in atten­dance listed in alphabetical order: Board Members: Lydia Chatto, Cleve­land, OH, Louis Drescher, Cleveland, OH, George Gáncsos, Ridgewood, NY, Barnabás Háló, New York, Dr. Alexander Haraszti, Atlanta, GA, Rev. A. Géza Her­­jeczki, Lincoln Park, MI, Barnabás Jakab, Jamesburg, NJ, Elmer Kish, Fairfield, CT, Ernest Kish, Palm Bay, FL, Rev. Sán­dor Kulcsár, New York, Alexander Mul­ler, Whittier, CA, Sándor Nagy, Cleveland, OH, Rev. Joseph Novák, Alhambra, CA, Rev. Lajos Oláh, Ontario, Canada, Steve Panta, Kelowna, BC, Imre Sipos, Al­hambra, CA, István Szabó, Chicago, IL, Steve Tagai, Whittier, CA, Katalin Werle, Ontario, Canada. Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Bart Brown: Rev. and Mrs. Boyer Wild, Cleveland, OH. Guests and Tourists: Mrs. Barnabás Háló, Mrs. Elmer Kish, Mrs. Ernest Kish, Mrs. Alexander Muller, Mrs. Sándor Nagy, Mrs. Lajos Oláh and daughter Martha, Mrs. Steve Tagai, Donald & Maria Smith. Friends of Resident Mary Pavlik: Mary Slack, Irene Chando, Helen Pollack, Irene Kroner. Canadian Friends: Mary Barta, Ansley & Irene B. Dew, Esther Fodi, Pearl Iván, Mary Ősvári, Katalin Pataki, Klára Tö­möri. It was so very good to see many of our old friends who come together to create worthy programs of missionary endeavor for God and The Union. Many important matters were covered during the 2!4 days of meetings which information will be forthcoming in subsequent months. The men and women of both boards are fully dedicated toward the tasks set before them. We covet your prayers concerning these fine people and for the work they are committed to do. A special dedication of the Bethesda Library was held wherein the benefactors, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Showah and Mrs. Mary Showah, the mother of Mr. Showah, were honored. Dedication spea­kers were Ernest Cziraky, Ernest Kish and Rev. A. Barton Brown. A beautiful black and gold plaque was affixed to the entrance wall of the library bearing the words: Showah Library. We extend deep Mr. and Mrs. Frank Showah and Mrs. Mary Showah appreciation from all of our residents for this beautiful addition to Bethesda. There was a Valentine Day celebration planned and every resident wishing to vote for The Bethesda Sweethearts was given a ballot. Mr. and Mrs. John Wäch­ter received the most votes. In the absence of Mrs. Wächter who was recuperating in Holmes Medical Center from a virus (which also affected several others for about two weeks), lima Damiano and Gideon Bain were elected as proxy run­ner-up sweethearts. All four are doing their part to make Bethesda a cheerful and blessed place. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haydn from Collins, Ohio, presented The Home with a special American flag. This flag was originally given to Mrs. Elizabeth Haydn in memory of her brother Mike Tarrak (who served in the U.S. Navy for 40 years). A special thanks to the entire Haydn Family as they continue to play an important part in the on-going history of Bethesda. Please continue to pray for our residents and our workers who serve them. We thank you one and all for remembering the needs of our residents and the opera­tion of The Home. God bless you all. Ernest Cziraky jj. Administrator February Contributions Anonymous Donor ......................... $1,000.00 Esther Fodi ............................................ 25.00 Silliman Memorial Baptist Church 75.00 Bethesda Baptist Church...................... 225.00 Rose Newman ........................................ 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Zoltán Szabó ................ 100.00 Mary Lehotsky ....................................... 20.00 Mr. and Mrs. Barnabas J. Halo 500.00 Ruth Kish ............................................... 15.00 Kathrine Werle ....................................... 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Barnabas Jakab............ 100.00 Lydia Chatto......................................... 110.00 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Forgács ................ 10.00 Helen Pollock ........................................ 25.00 Irene Kroner ........................................... 25.00 $2,305.00 In loving memory of Rev. Antal Molnár, Rev. Árpád Fülöp, Alex Bokor From William B. and Joyce Molnár 150.00 In loving memory of Les Hoffman From Marjorite Hoffman 40.00 In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. David Németh Sr., Mr. and Mrs. George Breza Sr. From Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nemeth 30.00 In loving memory of Alexander Bokor From Kathrine Werle ...................... 50.00 270.00 Total ....................................................... $2,575.00 Hungarian Baptist Union Receipts for the Months of January through March 1991 Mission: Bethesda Church, Palm Bay, FL ..... $549.00 Bethesda Home, Palm Bay, FL ...... 1,350.00 High Street Church, New Brunswick, NJ 500.00 Silliman Church, Bridgeport, CT 74.00 Lydia Chatto, Cleveland, OH ............. 142.18 Barnabas Halo, New York, NY ......... 238.00 Chestnut Street Church, Wadsworth, OH 50.00 2,903.18 Literature: Bethesda Church, Palm Bay, FL $500.00 Barnabas Halo, New York, NY ......... 500.00 MR. & Mrs. J. Krahling, St. Louis, M035.00 István Szász, Ontario, Can..................... 35.00 Mr. & Mrs. G. Tóth, New York, NY 32.00 New York Church, New York, NY ... 195.00 Mr. & Mrs. G. Petre, Chicago, IL ..... 240.00 * * Mr. & Mrs. L. Veszpeller, Montebello, Cal. 100.00 Rose Panettiere, Yonkers, NY In loving memory of Alex Gönczi 100.00 $1,737.00 Foreign Aid: Ernest Cziraky, Palm Bay, FL......... $120.00 Dr. Béla Udvarnoki, Murfreesboro, NC 60.00 $180.00 Thank you for your faithful support. Louis Drescher, treasurer Csak úgy lehet kibírni az életet ezen a Földön, ha hittel hisszük, hogy nem marad így, hanem olyan lesz, amilyennek lennie kell. (Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker) * Miért magyarázol szüntelen s nem ha­gyod tűnődni a másikat? Az élet nem csak olyan, amilyennek te látod. Nem nyilat­koztatja ki magát amannak, ha előre meg­mondod: milyen. (Alben Schweitzer)

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