The fine response to the educational activity of Jehovah’s Witnesses has made it necessary to organize Kingdom Hall building activity using methods for quick construction. The congregations have been meeting in schools, cultural centers, empty barracks, and even in the vacated offices of the former Communist party. However, in 1993, Regional Building Committees were set up, training was provided by brothers from Austria, and financial help came from Witnesses in many lands. In May 1994 the first quickly built Kingdom Hall went up in Érd, a town near Budapest. By the end of the 1995 service year, 23 Kingdom Halls had been built and 70 more were being planned.

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First quickly built Kingdom Hall in Hungary, in Érd