Wednesday, March 17, 200418:39:06 CET
New LDS family history centers to open this year in Hungary

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According to a senior LDS volunteer in Budapest (who happens to be a member of AKUFF, too) they would like to open four (or five? I'm not sure) new family history centers in Hungary. They will be located in Szeged, Nyíregyháza, Gyõr and Szombathely. The furniture and equipments are already in Hungary, the centers would be installed and opened within a few months. It's just simply too bad they won't have one in Pécs - the city where I live.

As of now, there is only one FHC in Hungary. Yes, it's in Budapest.

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