Unlike their previous visits, the staff of the HGMI not only distributed aid packages but also provided testimonies and preached to those facing hardship, aiming to strengthen their faith and

October not only marks the colorful shift of seasons but also calls our attention to a profound and often silent struggle faced by many – mental health. As we embrace

Due to a mindset focused on multiplication, Bible school training will commence at nine locations within the Hungarian Gypsy Missions International’s congregations starting from January 2024. The instructors were prepared

The life of the Hungarian Gypsy Missions International has reached another milestone with the establishment of the national presbytery. The inauguration of the seven members of the presbytery took place

Every year on August 2nd, we commemorate the victims of the Roma Holocaust and the heart-wrenching events that affected the European Roma community during World War II. This year as

The speaker of the two-day seminar that delved primarily into building kingdom-centered churches was from Croatia. The seminar was attended by the workers of the Hungarian Gypsy Missions International, giving

Significant changes have occurred in the organizational structure of the HGMI starting from July. A transformation process has been initiated, aiming to introduce a pilot mode of micro-matrix management method

The Roma community has been present in Hungary for centuries and is an important part of society. However, education is essential for social integration and individual development, so improving and

An interactive workshop titled “Life-Hope Transmission Among Refugees” was held for professionals and educators working with refugees at the HGMI headquarters. Organized by Productivus Training Ltd., the program was made

The church members and servants who participated in the Community Transformational Leadership Training Programme provided an account of their acquired knowledge both in writing and verbally at the HGMI headquarters

The effective functioning of diaconal service was the central theme of a two-day program held by representatives of Fida International, a Christian organization, at the headquarters of HGMI in Békés.

May 16th is a significant day in the Romani community, as it marks the Romani Resistance Day – a day to commemorate the remarkable act of resistance by a group

The charity of the Gypsy mission provided firewood and a stove for families in Kevermes who have serious difficulties in maintaining their daily needs. The support of kind-hearted donors is

The leaders of the Pentecostal Gypsy Mission visited Subotica to serve the beleivers in the local church. The main purpose of the meeting with the members of the Serbian church

The Hungarian Gypsy Missions Intnational of the Hungarian Pentecostal Church and Tokaj-Hegyalja University have concluded a collaboration agreement. The document recording the agreement was signed at the festive senate meeting

HGMI has been receiving and caring for the Hungarian-speaking Roma people fleeing from the Subcarpathian region of Ukraine since the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian war. For our colleagues it was

Hungarian Gypsy Missions International organizes camps for children every year. This year there are 6 camps in 6 different locations, including 120 children, from 20 June to 12 August. The

In addition to discussing current issues, attendees renewed the leader offices at the council meeting of the 5th Diocese of the Hungarian Pentecostal Church at the HGMI center in Bekes.

Hungarian Gypsy Missions International made a cooperation agreement with the University of Miskolc on the campus primarily about the areas of education, research and social work. The participants of the

On January 9, 2018, God gave me a dream. In my vision, I was driving down a long, dusty road. I saw a temple standing at the end of the

Many of us cannot even imagine what we would do if we had to leave our homes behind. The home that gives us comfort, safety and warmth. The ordinary weekdays

The Testimony of Natalia from Ukraine My name is Natalia, I’m a war refugee from Ukraine. My hometown, Harkiv is on the Ukrainian–Russian border. On February 24th we woke up

Hungarian Pentecostal Church established Hungarian Gypsy Missions International in 1996 as an independent mission branch. The Gypsy Mission’s areas of activity cover the entire territory of the country. The organization

First of all the GypsyAid of Hungarian Gypsy Missions International wants to thank all the donations and support we received from many kind people in this time of hardship. Let’s

They have been to Zahony to see the situation there. Afterwards they went to visit their Community Houses in Nyirvasvari, Mateszalka and Kotaj taking donations with them, since they have

Hungarian Gypsy Missions International gave shelter to 95 Ukrainian was refugees last night. Help us support them!

The National Prayer Network of Hungarian Gypsy Missions International calls all Christians to fight in prayer.