Hungary
History of the Assemblies of God in Hungary In 1921 a Hungarian Pentecostal woman named Mrs. Jozsef Szalai, who was living in Cleveland, Ohio, returned to Hungary with her husband to preach the Pentecostal message to the people of her homeland. She was among many other early pioneers in this movement such as Imre Mihok, Gyorgy Farago, David Rahohaek, Istvan Saroky and Jozsef Fabian. The official founding meeting of the Hungarian Pentecostal Movement as an organization was held in 1928 in Budapest. Nine churches were represented with a total of 36 delegates.
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