Duane Bartok, president of the Kaposvar Historical Society, helps Hungarian Ambassador Bálint Ódor unveil a plaque Ódor presented to the Kaposvar Church.

For the pioneers who came to Saskatchewan to homestead, faith was as basic a tool as a hammer. It was that faith that helped them to build homes, families and communities. That same faith also led to the construction of Kaposvar Church near Esterhazy. Loreen Nagy, with the Kaposvar Historical Society, says the magnificent stone […]

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