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Dear Reformed community, beautiful church.

I just went next to him and didn't go inside. But from the outside the church is very beautiful.

Beautiful Reformed church in beautiful condition and in a central location.

Super place, no market miss! ?

It was built in 1909-13 in neo-Gothic style, according to the plans of József Dobovszi in Szentes. A copy of the Tiszakécske church. Its tower has a western orientation.

The local pastor, sometimes his wife and a young pastor, worship in the church of the Reformed Church of Kőbánya on Sundays, beginning at eight and ten o'clock, and at five o'clock at 5 pm Their preachings and explanations are presented in an understandable way, sometimes with humorous life experience, to the faithful. On Sunday mornings, the church is filled with almost entirely faithful Reformed people, many of whom are young, even children. Thanks to the pastor outside, the church is well maintained, renovated, always clean and tidy, even its garden and street. The church from the outside to the inside is one of the most beautifully executed Reformed buildings. It has an enormous organ of its own, performed every time by careful, precise, expert hands. I am grateful to God for coming here to worship Him twice a Sunday if I feel like it.

A Neo-Gothic Reformed church was built on the site of a medieval church between 1909 and 1913, based on the plans of József Dobovszky. Church in very nice condition with active congregation.

The new church was built on the site of a church that suffered fire damage in November 1908 and was eventually demolished after a long draft, based on the plans of József Dobovszky, on the model of the church in Ocsécske (now Tiszakécske). The consecration service was held on May 4, 1913. “The first church stood in the same place as the present one. According to some records, around 1560 the Reformed people bought the church from the Serbs, which was originally built without a tower. During the construction, the emperor tree was swept away by a night windstorm and from the wooden slats holding it approx. A 3-meter piece was broken. The broken part was sawn down and the line of the helmet was further broken, making it 2 meters lower than its skewers. The building faces west with its tower and ends in a rectangular apse on the east side of the Danube. Its main façade is the scarcity of Kossuth Lajos Street, due to the lack of public space in front of the church. The tower in front of the façade is 43 meters high, above the ground floor entrance there are narrow windows, above them there is a circular window, then on the next level the staircase has a pointed arched lattice window, and on the bell level there are double neo-Gothic windows. The tower clock was completed in 1999. At the top of the tower, which closes with a four-towered, pointed helmet, is a star and tower knob. Over the centuries, the church has been erected in front of it several times. The walls of the church are bordered everywhere by a pointed arched ledge made of red brick. A total of 10 pieces on the church body. there is a small turret. 2-2 at the two narrower ends of the building, 2-2 at the two ends of the transept, and 2 at the gable of the rectangular apse facing the Danube. The neo-Gothic style elements can be well observed: the buttresses accompanying the walls and the arched windows. The exterior of the church has been beautifully renovated recently. In 2004, the renovation of the tower glass was on the agenda, it was given a completely new copper cladding, and then in 2005 the roof of the nave was glazed. Both works were carried out by the entrepreneur Sándor Ócsai from Ráckeve, his excellent work is reflected in the overall picture of the church, so today the church in Ráckeve is more beautiful than in its new age. There are four bells in the tower, three of which have been given major names. The largest is the Zsuzsanna bell, which was cast by the 606 kg Bálint Moharos Zsuzsanna Fehér for the church. In memory of his willingness to donate, he is spoken on February 19 (name day) every year. It was cast by László Szlezák in 1912. Your voice is between e1 and f1. Profile steel, hanging on a broken vehicle, its language is original, Szlezák's. Its crown is disc.