17. December 2012. A Real Christmas
This year the RCH celebrates Advent by launching a truly unique Christmas campaign entitled A fiú (The Boy). The film shows a contemporary retelling of Jesus’ birth to portray the enduring timelessness of the story and its relevance in modern society. The church also celebrates by sharing Presiding Bishop Gusztáv Bölcskei’s thoughtful words on Christmas and an article reflecting on the service of the Hungarian Reformed Church Aid’s Life Belt program, which was launched during Advent last year. A Real Christmas - the Film The boy from reformatusponthu on Vimeo. RCH Against Anti-Semitism
The RCH responds to anti-Semitic statements made in the Hungarian Parliament with its commitment against anti-Semitism, including a statement made by Bishop Bölcskei at a demonstration in Debrecen and a the legacy of tolerance left by Rev. Soos.
Géza Soos, the Hungarian Wallenberg The Movement of Reinterpretation: November Synod Meeting of the RCH
The November meeting of the Synod was marked by its focus on reflection as the Synod heard the preliminary report of the Church Revision Committee, as well as the invitation and participation of 11 international delegates from partner churches of the RCH. Main Events of RCH in 2013
With the culmination of each year, comes the hope and expectation of a new one. The RCH looks forward to the coming year by sharing its plans for 2013 as well as its Guiding Principal strategy to stay true to and live by the mission motto "Ambassadors for Christ." In Her Own Words – Global Mission Intern at RCH
The RCH took another step to strengthen its relationship with Global Ministries in the U.S., with the addition of a Global Mission Intern to serve alongside the Ecumenical Office. We encourage you to follow our GMI on her blog throughout her journey in Hungary. 2011 Annual Report
The 2011 Annual Report of the RCH has been translated into English to invite others to remain in contact with the life of our Reformed community. Contact:
Ecumenical Office
Reformed Church in Hungary
1146 Budapest
Abonyi utca 21
Phone: 36 1 460 0708
Email: oikumene@reformatus.hu |