Zuglói Református Egyházközség temploma - Zuglói Református Egyházközség temploma

He was a baptist of Kiafiam, a very child-friendly community, a separate child room, if the child was tired.

Usual, good quality worship, inside / out / beautiful church.

We really like this place. We have been here several times and what is important in such a place is what his message to the Almighty is? There is no deficiency, thanks to the fellow servants of the congregation! If you want a friendly church, then here's your place!

One of the most beautiful, touching days of my long life this morning was still under my influence. . . My sad soul took me to the Celebration Worship today and I returned home with a liberated, light heart. . . Almost one and a half hours of beautiful worship, meaningful worship of souls, many beautiful songs, slightly cleansed my sinful soul. . . My brother's Funeral Mass took me to Zugló from Angyalföld, which was integrated into this beautiful Festive Worship service. . .The commemoration of it was remarkable. . . Thank you very much. . . My brother Sanyi's brother Feri (78) passed away at the end of October this year, our brother Józsi (91) passed in mid-December this year and now Sanyi followed them at the end of January, leaving me here for a while to thank. . On this way, I thank the Church, the congregation with a small number of people, the Pastor, the Funeral, and today's Beautiful Worship to both of them. . . I pray in my daily prayers that the temple should be as full as it is today, and that God gives many gifts to the Lord's Supper and to the maintenance of the Temple. . . .Amen Sincere, grateful respect, Kovácsné Black Mary

It is decorated with very nice ceramic inlays. Very nice church. :)

According to the plans of the architect Gyula Feszty, the construction of the historicist-style church, which was dedicated on November 14, 1894, started in 1893 on Róna Street in Budapest. The church was rebuilt several times in the 20th century. Between 1963 and 1974, during the complete reconstruction, the tower glass was removed, and the tower became flat-sealed. The last major reconstruction took place from 1986 to 1994. Based on the plans of interior designer György Fekete, the frame helmet made of stainless steel pipes was made at that time, the design of which evokes the arches of the upper part of the Hungarian Holy Crown, the Corona Latina.

I went to the well-kept old building for a “Worship” occasion to mark the end of a school graduation. (Unfortunately, the sermon had nothing to do with the true gospel preached by the apostle Paul, for example! I don’t know the local priest and community, I just hope they’re not up to that standard!)