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Dearly beloved in Christ,
Warmest greetings in the precious name of our Lord Jesus
Christ. Let's thank God for the joyous month of July and welcome
August. We had a beautiful time at the Family Conference in Phila-
delphia, and the Sunday School Conference at St. Johns University.
I praise and thank God for making our VBS a blessed one
and I pray that let this VBS be an inspiration for our kids to live as
Jesus’ witness. I appreciate your participation in in-person meetings
and opening the door for fellowship gatherings. I request regular
participation for the same.
God willing we will have our parish picnic on the 19th of
this month and hoping that you all will attend.
Our Church reflects the theme of ‘reformation’ this month.
May God help us to remain firm in the principles of reformation and
maintain its good tradition and legacy.
August 1-15 the church observes as fifteen days lent, medi-
tating the life of Virgin Mary. May Lord help us to submit ourselves
as Mary submitted herself before the Lord.
We will have a few youth fellowship meetings in the coming
days. I am glad that they are planning new events as youth fellow-
ship. May the Lord bless all our youths.
Once again I request your generous participation in the dioc-
esan day collection and arrears.
As we celebrate this 15th as independence day of India, let's
thank God for the veterans and pioneers of our homeland.
It is very sad to hear about the Manipur riot. May the Lord
console the people and send his deliverance to them. We should ex-
press our solidarity and support to the Manipur people who suffer a
lot and lost everything. We should creatively
respond to our Metropolitan's circular no:101.
Your donations for Manipur can submit these
days to our church A/c. May the Almighty
shower His mercy and grace in our life.
With Prayers
Rev. John Philip
Vicar’s Message