Scholarship

WINNERS FOR HUNGARIAN DR STEWART SCHOLARSHIP for 2009 are: Berényi, György I. prize, Szabó, Viktor II prize , Pálfy, Gyula III prize, Bartha, Kitti special prize, Molnár, Janka Sára special prize. Congratulations. (PHOTOS BELOW) Readers - your financial help enables us to provide such student scholarships to encourage further research on creation for the next generation of leaders. Donate on line click DONATIONS - tax deductible in USA and UK.

NEW HUNGARIAN DR STEWART SCHOLARSHIPS are well under way and being administered locally by The Protestant Creation Research Group (www.kezdetek.hu) who are well advanced in promoting the competition to support the Biblical creation model. They write "On the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth, Christians are expected to apply without any age limit. With the competition, we would like to encourage them to get involved in the work of creation science." The competition will also be held to honour Hungarian Scientist Sámuel Diószegi (Diószegi Sámuel in Hungarian) who was a reformed Calvinist (or Presbyterian in English) pastor (1761-1813). He was an acknowledged Christian pastor. He wrote two Hymns, which we still sing at worship. He is also the founder of botany in Hungary; therefore he is famous in scientific circles. He is a very good example of how science and adherence to the Bible can work hand in hand.

	Dr David Stewart was a surgeon and a keen supporter of Creation Research in the USA who was mightily blessed by the field research of our Tennessee team and went to be with the Lord last year. David's consistent and faithful support over the years is the reason we have named the Hungarian Creation Research Scholarship in his honour. Appropriately this scholarship which rewards students for their research on the evidence for Biblical creation commenced in 2009 the year of Charles Darwin's anniversary.
David Stewart