This site is outdated, meetings and other activities have been suspended for some time. We hope to resume this at a given time, so God wills. Best regards!
Kajata is a tiny village in the very north-east of Hungary. Our ecumenical group is known by the name of this place. At present, friends live in some 10 countries, mainly Central European ones. Local groups and individuals keep in touch with kajata by the means of the newsletter herald. (For the time being it isn't edited in English regularly.) Brother István from Kajata once wrote a letter to his friends in the English-speaking world. Although it is rather a personal letter, it will also give you an idea of what kajata is all about, and how it came into existence.
We are working (occasionally) on the English section of this
web site. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
If you have any questions or comments right away, don't hesitate -
just drop a line!
kajata - why and how?
kajata
history
Here you may gain an idea of the scope of our activities. Only regular activities are introduced. Local groups share information as to their own meetings, events and actions. If there is no group yet in your neighbourhood, why won't you contact kajata? You are most welcome to participate! This is an international group, sort of a bridge between east and west, south and north. That is why we would be most pleased to see the small number of friends in the English-speaking world increase, just as well as in Africa, Asia and South America. Groups and individuals are invited to contribute towards the kajata mosaic!
International Meetings
at Kajata
"Theme Meetings"
Local Groups
kajata Prayers,
Local or Regional Meetings and Events
kajata - Focus
of Spiritual Communities and Organisations
Community of Life
(planned)
kajata as a way
of life
More sites planned: prayer corner, view of Kajata, links, practical
guide for the meetings, project site ...
The bulk of this site is in Hungarian, some extra
material is available in German and other languages as well.
Would you like to help publishing this homepage in other
languages? For an easy start, click
here!
