Statement on the 2015 January 7-8 Acts of Terror in Paris

The Ecumenical Council of Churches in Hungary and Hungarian Catholic Bishops’ Conference has issued a joint statement regarding the Acts of Terror in Paris.

Statement of the Presidium of the Transylvanian Reformed Church District regarding the decision of High Court of Ploiesti on 26 November 2014

The Reformed Church in Sub-Carpathia, Ukraine issues peace statement

The leadership of the Reformed Church in Sub-Carpathia (RCSC) has issued a statement of peace, protesting any form of violence and war, and striving instead for the peaceful co-existence of all nations living in Ukraine.

The HRC's General Convent declaration regarding the Reformed Christian Calvinist Church in Croatia

The leadership of Gustav Adolf Werk paid a visit to the Reformed Christian Calvinist Church in Croatia on 5-7 March. After consulting Bishop Lajos Csáti Szabó and Lay President József Kel and visiting congregations, the organizations decided to re-establish their co-operation.

Statement on Parliamentary Elections

The Presidium of the Reformed Church in Hungary has issued a statement about the parliamentary election to be held on 6 April. 

Anything but war!

“Our deputy bishop has received his summons” – with this announcement, Sándor Zán Fábián opened his report on the Ukrainian crisis at  the General Convent’s presidency session. The Presidency Council has released a statement of solidarity for the Reformed people in Subcarpathia.

Statement of Solidarity with the Reformed Church in Ukraine

The bishop and lay president of the Királyhágómellék District of the Reformed Church in Romania, a member of the Hungarian Reformed Church in the Carpathian Basin, have released the following statement of solidarity for the Reformed Church in Ukraine.

Statement of the Hungarian Council of Christians and Jews

In response to the controversy surrounding the Holocaust Memorial Year in Hungary, the Council of Christians and Jews, representing the member Jewish organizations and Christian churches in Hungary, has released a statement.

Statement of the World Communion of Reformed Churches on the death of His Excellency, Nelson Mandela

The World Communion of Reformed Churches stands together with his family, with South Africans and with millions of people all over the world in mourning his death.

Discussing the Hungarian Perspective on World Mission

Rev. László Gonda has been a member of the Commission on World Mission and Evangelism since 2006 and together with his fellow commissioners, helped develop mission statement of the WCC entitled, Together Towards Life: Mission and Evangelism in Changing Landscapes.