REFORMED COLLOQUIUM
21–23 April 2026 | Budapest
THE BEAUTY OF CHRIST
We warmly invite all pastors, elders, theological educators, students and wives to our 2026 Colloquium.
This year our theme is ‘The Beauty of Christ’. As Martin Bucer wrote, “All that we could ever say about Jesus falls infinitely short of His matchless worth. He is pure, unspotted beauty!” There is no greater pursuit than to contemplate—and so be transformed by—the glorious beauty of Christ.
We hope you will join us for three heartwarming days of worship, fellowship and teaching in the beautiful city of Budapest.
SPEAKERS
CAMDEN BUCEY
USA
‘We Shall Be Like Him’ Glorification and the Beauty of Christ
SEBASTIAN HECK
Germany
The Preeminence of Christ in Hebrews
GETHIN JONES
France
Preaching Christ in all the Scriptures
DONALD JOHN MACLEAN
UK
The Christ of Revelation
JON PAYNE
USA
Preaching Christ to the Nations
CARL ROBBINS
USA
Christ and the Holy Spirit
JOSE DE SEGOVIA
Spain
The Gospel and Contemporary Evangelicalism
PETER SZABO
Hungary
Christ in the Servant Songs
SLAVA VIAZOVSKI
Belarus
Christ in the Gospels
BREAKOUT SPEAKERS
JOCHEN KLAUTKE
Germany
Forming Preachers of Christ
DAVID KRANENDONK
USA
The Beauty of Christ in Theological Education
TBC
two more sessions to be announced
LADIES’ BREAKOUT SPEAKERS
Two sessions to be announced
LOCATION
The colloquium will be held at the Benczúr Hotel in Budapest, the capital city of Hungary. The cost of your ticket includes accommodation, meals and refreshments.
EVENT SPONSOR
Westminster Seminary UK is delighted to sponsor the colloquium. Should you have any questions, simply get in touch with us via email or over the phone:
Email: contact@wsuk.org
Phone: +44 191 261 0526
COMMON QUESTIONS
WHAT IS A COLLOQUIUM?
A colloquium is an informal gathering for discussion. Come prepared to contribute, to deepen friendships, and to pray for the countries, churches and seminaries represented.
WHO IS THE REFORMED COLLOQUIUM FOR?
Hosted by the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Budapest in partnership with Westminster Seminary UK, this is an event for pastors and elders, theological educators and students, and their wives.