Worship Service

Join us for Sunday worship! Sunday School is back as well!

At the moment we are not asking for any kind of sign-up in advance for people attending worship, but if you feel unwell and/or have any of the signs of Covid-19, you should remain at home.

Masks are not required for those attending our services in person.

Please note that we will continue to make the services accessible online, and that our other church activities continuing online.

On Sundays we broadcast our worship service through Facebook Live.

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Check out our new YouTube channel! We hope to start posting videos here soon, and are considering livestreaming our worship here, too. For now, look out our “Playlist” to see interesting and entertaining clips. If we get 100 subscribers, we can give the channel our own name, so, please look at the site, and subscribe Here.

We are not able to collect an offering online, but we do appreciate and rely on your generosity. Our banking details are as follows.

(Please note our Hungarian name!)

Beneficiary: Budapesti Református Skót Misszió
Account Number: 11600006-00000000-27073779
Bank Name: Erste Bank Hungary ZRT.
Bank Address: 1138 Budapest, Népfürdő u. 24-26
SWIFT/BIC Code GIBAHUHB
IBAN: HU 87 1160 0006 0000 0000 2707 3779

If you are giving online and would like for your donation or part of your donation to go to something specific, please make a note clearly specifying which cause you would like to support. Online banking pages generally have a place to note the purpose of a transfer.

Question: “How can I give to specific project?”
Currently we have separate projects that you can specify when giving.
When you are giving online:

If you make a note for “Faith in the Future”, it goes to this project:

‘Faith in the Future' is a project at Faculdade Unida de Vitória (UNIDA), a higher education institution in Brazil, designed to empower young women through theological education. UNIDA believes in an education that can transform lives in a violently unjust Brazilian society. Their project has three core elements: providing access to accredited theological education for young women through special scholarships; equipping young women for leadership in churches, faith-based organisations and wider civil society through practical education; and mentoring young women through accompaniment and work placements.

If you make a note for “Refugees”, it goes to this project:

St. Columba’s Refugee Outreach is an effort to address the needs of people fleeing the violence in Ukraine. What started as an overnight shelter is now a growing food bank, and as needs change, we might develop other responses.

If you are interested in volunteering for the Food Bank, please speak to Aaron.

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