A part of the Body of Christ lives in Congo as well, which is why we cannot turn our backs on this predominantly Christian country rich in natural resources. We have the opportunity for long-term cooperation with our local brothers and sisters, who are blessed with a strong fighting spirit – affirms and demonstrates Gergő Péter Juhász. We spoke...
Dr. Kassaye Ashine Kibret, an Ethiopian ENT specialist, arrived in Hungary on May 18 for an official professional visit, organized and supported by our Association and the Embassy of Ethiopia in Hungary.
A Christian congregation in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo expressed gratitude during a worship service to the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Program for their support during a tragic situation. In February, seventy members of the congregation were abducted and killed because of their Christian faith.
April 22 – a day to remind us that the Earth does not belong to us, but to our grandchildren.
Our key partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, was represented by Dr Péter Gergő Juhász and Csaba Szeremley, while their partner organisation in Eastern Congo (VÉTO) was represented by Christian Cito Cirhigiri at a meeting held with Tristan Azbej, State Secretary and Head of Hungary Helps.
At the Ráday House, Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association expressed gratitude to the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps for the support they provided to assist the families of massacred Congolese Christians.
Today, Dr Péter Gergő Juhász, President of the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association and Head of the Sustainable Africa Research Group at Óbuda University, delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking lecture titled "Sustainable Africa" to students at the Bessenyei György High school in Kisvárda.
Happy 91st Birthday to the incomparable Dr Jane Goodall!
Hungary's Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Programme are each donating five million forints to support persecuted Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The aid comes in response to a recent violent attack in the north-eastern region of the country, where seventy Christians were abducted and beheaded inside a Protestant church.
