Memorial to the secret meeting of evangelicals in Seninka in Vsetínsk

Even before the so-called toleration patent was issued by Joseph II, the Austrian emperor by God's grace, a large group of evangelicals gathered above the village of Seninka in the Vsetín region. Around 4000 believers gathered at a place called Kubík's Gully to hear the sermon of a priest from Upper Hungary (today's Slovakia). In the evening, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was held. This happened on May 12, 1780. However, there was a logical reaction from...