Program
The presentations are in Hungarian.
Sunday, August 2
Arrival, Evening Campfire, and Welcome Gathering
Monday, August 3
10:00-10:30 Welcome Address – József Megyeri
10:30–11:00 Worship Service – Fr. Imre Juhász
11:15–12:15 Heartbeat in the Heights: Even the Bells Live Through Their Language – András Berecz
20:00 The Wildflower of Our Poetry: Petőfi – Csaba Marosán
Tuesday, August 4
9:30–9:50 Memorial Remembrance of Our Departed Members
10:00–11:00 1956, O Bright Star: The Transylvanian Perspective – Csaba Marosán
11:15–12:15 Hungarian Folk Music and Dance – László Hajdú-Németh, Sándor Csoóri Jr., and István Berecz
20:00 Climb onto the Bear: Uncle Pista's Tall Tales – András Berecz
Wednesday, August 5
9:30–9:50 Situation Report: Transcarpathia – Bernadett Keszler
10:00–11:00 Balázs Somogyi: An Autobiography – Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
11:15–12:15 Portrait Film: András Berecz
20:00 I Safeguard Your Eyes – A poetry recital by Csaba Marosán and Emőke Marosán
Thursday, August 6
9:00 Excursion to Congo: Cemetery and Surrounding Area
9:00 Excursion to a Nearby Ohio State Park
18:00 Lakeside Picnic and Campfire
19:00 Commemoration of Our Former Presidents
20:00 Concert and Folk Dance Evening – László Hajdú-Németh, Sándor Csoóri Jr., and István Berecz
Friday, August 7
9:30–9:50 MBK Annual General Meeting
10:00-11:00 Jotham's Story: The Role of Parables in the Bible – Fr. Imre Juhász
11:15 –12:15 Cathedral of Humanity: A Tribute to Servant of God Áron Márton – Csaba Marosán
19:00 Puppet Theater Presented by Conference Participants
20:00 Father and Son: songs, stories and dance – András Berecz and István Berecz with the band's participation
Saturday, August 8
10:00–11:00 Hungarian Hearts on American Fields: Hungarian Americans in 250 Years of U.S. Sports History – László Aradvári
11:15 –12:15 God's Fool – András Berecz
19:00 Children's Performance, Directed by Emőke Marosán
20:00 Closing Concert and Hungarian Folk Dance House – László Hajdú-Németh, Sándor Csoóri Jr., and István Berecz
Sunday, August 9
9:00 Farewell Address – József Megyeri