Reformed Church in Diósgyőr

Blessed church with blessed preacher in a beautiful place

The church was renovated and remodeled in 1908. Gothic windows and buttresses were also made at this time. The church has a north-south longitudinal axis, a single nave, a semicircular closure. He has a green pyramid helmet on his tower. The facades of the church are divided by wall mirrors with semicircular windows. His ship is covered by three Czech hat vaults between sections. At the ends of the ship is a wooden gallery. Its furnishings date from the late 1700s. His Copf-style pulpit was made by the Polgári family, presumably by the same master who carved the pulpit of the Reformed Church in Hejőcsaba. The stone bell tower was built for the church in the last years of the 18th century, also from public donations. The roof of the tower burned down on July 29, 1819, and in 1863 was covered with sheet metal. The organ of the church was built in 1908, electric lighting was implemented in 1927, and gas heating in 1975.

Great church, the church is pretty good too. On Mondays, students from the nearby Miskolc-Diósgyőr Reformed Primary School attend a religious service at 1 p.m. Great pastors, useful worship services. The only downside is that there is little space. All in all very good, but the limited capacity is a major drawback.

A life-giving place!

God's House, an excellent pastor.