Former Hungarian minister Zoltán Balog is accused of providing support to communities without the knowledge of Reformed church leaders, according to pastor Tamás Kodácsy. Kodácsy alleges that Balog continues to wield significant influence within the church despite no longer holding office. The accusations center around financial support directed to these communities through undisclosed channels, raising questions about transparency and proper procedure. Details regarding the extent of the funding and the specific groups involved remain unclear. This situation potentially creates division within the Reformed church and raises ethical concerns about the use of public funds or ministerial influence. Kodácsy’s statements suggest a power struggle and disagreements over the direction of the church leadership. Further investigation may be needed to fully understand the nature of Balog’s continued involvement and the validity of the claims.