Reformed Presbyterian Church of Central and Eastern Europe

Some Important Articles and Letters

• Testimony for Christ and His Infallible Word
  Dr. Robert S. Rapp’s newsletter to the Hungarian Reformed Church. (June 10, 1997)
• Coward Separatists or the Sad Game of Mistakes
  Dr. Tamás Juhász’s (Prof. of Systematic Theology at the HRC Seminary in Kolozsvár, Romania) article against the work of the KGITM. (Üzenet, May 1, 1998)
• The Coward Serapatists' Response
  A response to Dr. Tamás Juhász’s article by the students of the KGITM. (June, 1998)
• The Hungarian Reformed Church – Faithful or Apostate?
  Dr. Robert S. Rapp’s article. (May 19, 1999)
• Why Do We Need a New Reformed Church?
  Gyula Bagoly’s article. (April 4, 2000)
• The World Council of Churches and the Hungarian Reformed Church
  KGITM school paper. (March 24, 2000)
• One Step from the Promised Land
  Imre Szőke’s sermon preached in several supporting churches, during his visit in the U.S.A. (2001)
• Presenting Our Work
  Imre Szőke’s sermon preached in several supporting churches, during his visit in the U.S.A. (2001)
• ICRC Message
  Imre Szőke’s message delivered at the International Conference of Reformed Churches, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. (2001)
• What happened to the Hungarian Puritans?
  An article written for The Banner of Truth Magazine by a student of the KGITM (February, 2000)
• Hungary's Ineffective Church
  An article written for the Evangelical Times by Robert E. L. Rodgers (August, 1999)
• Hungary since 1989
  An article written for the Evangelical Times by Steven Robinson (August, 1999)
• The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Central and Eastern Europe
  An article written by Steven Robinson for Covenanter Witness, the monthly magazine of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland and Ireland. (April, 2002)
• A Courageous Reformed Witness In Central And Eastern Europe
  An article written by Rev. Maurice Roberts editor of The Banner of Truth Magazine (May, 2002)
• Formula Singularitatis
  The covenant entered into by ten Hungarian students in London, on 9th February, 1639, during their sojourn among the Puritans of England.
• Christianity and Liberalism
  Foreword to the Hungarian edition of J. G. Machen: Chrisianity and Liberalism (August, 2002)
• A brief overview of the Reformation in Hungary: its strengths, weaknesses and some of its consequences for today
  The article was published in the 2018 issue of Haddington House Theological Journal.