Saturday, June 6, 2009

Building a New Fellowship Hall!

In May, with our friend Béla's initiative from Zion Church, we gave support to new construction on his strawberry farmland in Szőreg-Szeged. Béla and Bea bought their neighbor's run-down old greenhouse structure. Now in September the empty frame has turned into a full-blown building of almost 100 feet long to be used for fellowship gatherings! A wooden framework was put onto the metal frame, and a heavy plastic wrap has just been added. The last crop underneath is tomatoes, and then the building will need a floor to be ready for hosting people this fall! The dream is to eventually put more significant roofing and walls on the structure......as the Lord leads.





BÉLA and ROB PLAYING PING PONG BEHIND BÉLA'S HOUSE




Béla and Bea know how to host a great party and there have been a few good gatherings since spring. The ping pong table and playing badminton are great for the youth who come. The latest event was a cookout with the famous Hungarian szalonna (bacon fat), but Béla's version does include some real meat, not just fat! The goal for Christmas is to do a big outreach and invite many families from the neighborhood.

POSING IN THE FELLOWSHIP HALL-WORSHIP TENT - OUR GIRLS WITH REGINA (REGI)

It is exciting to see the potential as Béla and family seek to host various events and dream for the future. We are glad that Zion Church is catching this vision for more outreach and we have friends such as the Hope Together team from Rochester NY participating in the support. Pictured below are friends Reverend Malcolm Moore and Dr. Emmanuel Puddicombe from the Hope Together ministry partnership.

THE FIRST METAL FRAME STRUCTURES GOING UP - WORK TEAM INCL ROB, BÉLA, ISTVÁN AND RICSI


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