St. Thomas Mar Thoma Church

34 Morris Street

Yonkers, NY 10705

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ABRAHAM MALPAN

St. Thomas

Mar Thoma Church, NY

AUG

NEWSLETTER VOL. XLIV NO. 8

34 Morris Street, Yonkers, NY 10705

http://www.stthomasmtc.org

2024

Vicar / President:

Rev. John Philip

34 Morris St.

Yonkers NY 10705

Home (914) 376-6530

Cell (914) 450-3162

vicar@stthomasmtc.org

Secretary:

P.T.THOMAS

10 Carbery Ct

Pomona NY 10970

Ph: (845) 596-3030

Email: pt@ptthomas.net

WORSHIP SERVICE SCHEDULE

MAR THOMA SYRIAN CHURCH OF MALABAR

Date Time Worship

Sun, Aug 4

9.30 AM

English Holy Communion Service

Live Stream available

Sun, Aug 11

9.30 AM

English Holy Communion Service

Live Stream available

Sun, Aug 18

9.30 AM

Malayalam Holy Communion Service

Live Stream available

Sun, Aug 25

9.30 AM

Malayalam Holy Communion Service

Live Stream Available

Day & Date Lessons Epistle-Gospels

Thu Aug 1

Beginning of 15-day Lent

Sun Aug 4

Mission Sunday: Mission – Proclamation and Acts of the Kingdom of God

(11th Sunday after Pentecost)

Isa 6:1-8

Acts 19:8-12

Rom 1:8-17

Matt 10:7-16

Sun Aug 11

Freedom in Jesus Christ (12th Sunday after Pentecost)

Exod 3:7-14

Gal 5:1-14

Rom 6:15-23

John 8:31-36

Thu Aug 15

Independence Day, End of 15-day Lent

Sun Aug 18 Reformation Sunday: Reformation based on the values of the Kingdom of

God (13th Sunday after Pentecost)

2 Kgs 23:1-3

1Pet 1:13-25

1John 2:13-17

Matt 23:23-28

Sun Aug 25 Theological Education for faith nourishment (14th Sunday after Pentecost)

Deut 6:1-9 2Tim 3:10-17

Acts 28:23-30 Matt 13:18-23

Vicar/President Rev. John Philip (914) 450-3162

Vice President Mr. K.C. Thomas (914) 374-7180

Secretary Mr. P.T. Thomas (845) 596-3030

Treasurer Mr. Biju P. Varughese (845) 5960537

Accountant Mr. Ullas P Thannickal (845) 638-8075

Lay Leader - Malayalam Mr. M J George (914) 924-7774

Lay Leader - English Mr. Sean Thannickal (845) 498-8976

AREA PRAYER GROUP REPRESENTATIVES

Manhattan/NJ Mr. Jacob M Varghese 201-481-3165

Queens/LI Mr. T P Jacob (516) 365-3750

Rockland Mr. M.C. Chacko. 845) 356-1848

Rockland Mr. Varghese E Oommen (845) 353-1369

Upper Westchester/CT Mr. Thankachan Geevarghese (914) 939-0282

Upper Westchester/CT Dr. Geevarghese Kochumman (914) 629-7341

Yonkers East Mr. Thomas V Varghese (914) 661-6095

Yonkers North Mr. K C Thomas (914) 963-3499

Yonkers South/West/

Bronx Mr. M J George (914) 376-7185

MANDALAM & DIOCESAN REPRESENTATIVES

Sabha Mandalam Mr. Cheriyan Varughese (914) 965-0969

Diocesan Representatives Mrs. Sherly Thomas (516) 796-2672

Mr. Levan G Thomas (917) 406-1149

Mr. Samuel K Samuel (914) 693-8490

ORGANIZATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Choir Mr. Danny Eapen (914) 338-6708

Edavaka Mission Mr. K G Varghese . (914) 330-9672

Sr Citizens Fellowship Mr. George Varkey (845) 268-0812

Sevika Sanghom Mrs. Rachel Varghese (914) 330-9672

Sunday School Mr. Sajan Abraham (917) 304-2121

Youth Fellowship Mr. Shyju Varughese (845) 5960537

Young Family Fellowship Mr. Sunil Varughese (845) 598-3994

Yuvajana Sakhyam Mr. Sabu Joseph (914) 364–1850

AUDITORS

Mr. Thomas Oommen (516) 796-2672

Dr. Varghese Abraham (914) 961-4405

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - 2024

Position Full Name Home Phone

Program Dates Conveners

Joint Committee

Retreat (Completed)

May 5 Secretary

Graduation

Recognition

(Completed)

June23 Sajan Abraham

Picnic August 17 M J George

Sean Thannickal

Cheriyan Varughese

Senior Citizens Day

September 15

George Varkey

Retreat September 20-22 T P Jacob

Sunil Varghese

Convention October 10-13 K G Varghese

Thanksgiving

November 24

Samuel K Samuel

Cheriyan Varughese

Christmas Carol

Service

Dec 21

Sherly Thomas

Danny Eapen

Shyju Varughese

House Caroling

December Weekends

Sabu Joseph

Parish Day 2023

January 26, 2025

Secretary

Food Committee George Varkey

Biju P Varughese

Thomas Varghese

Mission

Ushers

Audio Video

Visual

Sabu Joseph

Sean Thannickal

PARISH ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 2024

Dear Parishioners,

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 beauti-

ful time at the Family Conference in

Arizona , and the Sunday School Con-

ference 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 and God will help our

children to stand firm on the rock that is

Christ in a world that can slip and fall. I

appreciate teachers volunteers conveners and all who worked hard

behind our VBS. I appreciate your participation in in-person meet-

ings and opening the door for fellowship gatherings. I request regu-

lar participation for the same.

God willing we will have our parish picnic on the 17th 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, meditating the

life of Virgin Mary. May Lord help us to submit ourselves as Mary

submitted herself before the Lord.

The first Sunday we observe as Mission Sunday, we must have a

clear sense of the mission God has given us and be dedicated. Sec-

ond Sunday we meditate on Freedom in Jesus Christ: It's reminds us

to self-control and be submissive to Jesus's teachings. Third Sunday

we meditative upon Reformation based on values of the Kingdom of

God. There must be reformation in our personal life, social life, and

spiritual life at all times in a way that is based on values of Kingdom

of God .

Vicar’s Message (contd)

Theological education for Faith nourishment, it is essential that deep

study of Word of God for proper faith nourishment.

As we celebrate this 15th as independence day of India, let's thank God

for the veterans and pioneers of our homeland.

Our Parish Retreat is scheduled for September 20th, 21st and 22nd,

Rev. Dr. K.Jameson will be main speaker and everyone is reminded to

make necessary arrangements needed to attend.

May the Almighty shower His mercy and grace in our life.

With Prayers

Rev. John Philip

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PARISH RETREAT

September 21, 22 and 23 at Montrose Retreat Center

Main Leader Rev. Dr. K Jameson

Please fill up the registration forms as early as possible

For More information please contact

Mr T P Jacob (516) 365-3750

Mr. Sunil Varughese (845) 598-3994

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PARISH CONVENTION

October 10-13

Speaker Dr Prakash V Thomas,

KCC General Secretary

For More Information please contact

Mr. K G Varghese (914) 330-9672

OBITUARY

Mr V E Mathai ( Aniyan Kunju), brother of our member

Mrs SOSAMMA Varughese (Chinnamma), uncle of our

Members Mr Mathew Varghese (Santosh), Mrs Susan Philip

and Mr Sunil Varughese went to be with the Lord in India.

Funeral Services were held on Friday, July 12 at Chathen-

kery St Pauls Mar Thoma Church.

Mr C T Philip, brother of our member Mrs Lissy David

went to be with the Lord in Ettumannor, Kerala India on

Friday July 12, 2024 at the age of 69. Funeral Services were

held at Chamakala Catholic Church.

Brother in law of our member Mrs Sherly Vaidyan went to

the with the Lord in India. Funeral services were held in

Kerala India.

Mrs. Saramma John, member of Carmel Mar Thoma

Church, Boston, and grandmother of our member Smitha

Sabu, went to be with the Lord in Woburn, MA, at the age

of 90. Wake & Funeral service were held in Boston.

Our former member Baby P Porichu (brother of Evangelist

P P Job) went to the be with Lord. Wake Service will be

held on Sunday July 21 from 5 PM to 9 PM at Flynn Me-

morial Home, 1652 Central Park Ave Yonkers NY 10710.

Funeral Services were held on Monday July 22 from 8.30

AM to 10 AM followed by interment at Mount Hope

Cemetery.

On behalf of St. Thomas Mar Thoma Church, I express our

sincere condolences to the bereaving families and pray that

God give them sufficient courage and strength to face this

difficult time.

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July Answers (Genesis (1-15)

1. 150 ദിവസം(7:24)

2. നിേമാ(Nimrod)(10:8)

3.വിതയും െകാും, ശീതവും ഉണവും,

േവനലും വർഷവും, രാവും പകലും. (seed

time and harvest, cold and heat, summer

and winter, day and night )(8:22)

4.േശ്(Seth) (4:25)

5.രാം ദിവസം (the second day )(1:6-8)

6. ഹാേനാ്(Enoch) (4:17)

7. ജീവവൃവും, ന തികെള കുറി

അറിവിൻെറ വൃവും(the tree of life and the

tree of the knowledge of good and evil ) (2:9)

8. മൽീേസെദ്(Melchizedek) (14:18)

9. ഉകടൽ (Dead sea) (14:3)

10. അബാം, നാേഹാർ, ഹാരാൻ (Abraham,

Nahor and Haran) (11:26)

July Winners

Celine George

Sosamma Varghese

Susan John

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The First ever Holy Communion Service in Mal-

ayalam was celebrated on August 31st, 1837

by Abraham Malpan at Maramon Mar Thoma

Church. The Holy Communion was celebrated

in Syriac until then.

Youth Chaplain’s Message

In the Name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit - One True God.

Amen

Dearly Beloved,

In Luke 10:1-12, we encounter a profound portrayal of Christian mis-

sion as both a participatory and defenseless activity. Fundamentally,

Christian mission entails participation in the divine mission aimed at

realizing the Kingdom of God. The objective is to disentangle indi-

viduals from all forms of oppression, reflecting the redemptive work

of God in Jesus Christ. In this passage, Jesus dispatches disciples

to prepare the way for Him, offering a new strategic framework for

mission.

Firstly, mission is portrayed as a participatory endeavor. Jesus com-

missions seventy disciples in addition to the already selected

twelve. Scholars often highlight that the number seventy holds sig-

nificant weight in Jewish tradition, symbolizing completeness or the

representation of all nations. In verse 1, Jesus sends these seventy

individuals in pairs, underscoring the importance of mutual support

and collaborative mission work. This mission is inherently commu-

nal, requiring the collective effort of all participants without discrimi-

nation. The text underscores that there is no exclusion based on

gender, caste, or other social divisions. Verse 2 emphasizes that

"the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few," suggesting that

the success of the mission relies on the cooperation and dedicated

effort of the disciples.

Secondly, the mission is characterized by a nearly defenseless spir-

it. In verse 3, Jesus states, "I am sending you out like lambs into the

midst of wolves." This metaphor illustrates a form of discipleship

that is vulnerable and sent into potentially life-threatening and hos-

tile environments. The wolf symbolizes entities that seek to under-

mine and challenge the faith of the disciples, representing a culture

of violence and aggression. In contrast, the lamb symbolizes a

counter-culture that eschews defensive tactics. The lamb epitomizes

a vulnerable missionary community committed to proclaiming libera-

tion and enlightenment, even in the face of opposition. This requires

immense courage and faith in God, inspiring us to confront challeng-

es with the same spirit, knowing the great Shepherd is always with

us.

Sunday school

Regional Talent Fesval Saturday, September 28, 2024, 8:00am–

5:00pm

Venue: Epiphany Mar Thoma Church, 103-10 104th St, Ozone Park,

NY 11417

Conveners: Suja Thannickal @ 845-300-5814, and Mrs. Soni Verghese

@ 917-405-2266

Youth Chaplain’s Message (Contd)

As we reflect on this passage, we must consider: Are we engaging

in God's mission activity with the vulnerability of lambs among

wolves? Are we prepared to undertake a mission that necessitates

reliance on divine protection and guidance? Let us remember that

we are not alone in this mission. We have the Almighty's protection

and guidance, which should reassure us and give us the strength to

commit to a mission that is both participatory and defenseless.

God willing, in a couple of months, we will again embark on mission

outreach projects with the Northeast Regional Youth Fellowship. I

hope that all young adults, teens, and children will be able to attend

and participate. By adopting the mission strategy delineated by Je-

sus, we can collaborate without discrimination and confront opposi-

tion with the courage and faith of a lamb among wolves.

Once again, I remind all that the Youth Chaplain’s Parsonage is a

place of warmth and hospitality, open to all Youth Fellowship (YF)

and Young Family Fellowship (YFF). Whether your YF or YFF

needs a listening ear, a moment of prayer, or just a friendly chat

over coffee, please feel free to visit anytime. I believe in the im-

portance of our responsible Christian fellowship and being there es-

pecially for all of our youths. Please do call before you come, so I

can possibly get some snacks in time. Thank you.

God be with you all,

JVarghese Achen +

AUGUST BIBLE QUIZZ

Genesis 16-25

1.How old was Ishmael when Isaac was born?

2.How many times did Abraham plead with Lord for Sodom by

telling the number of people?

3.Which tree did Abraham plant in Beersheba?

4.Whose father is Ben-Ammi today?

5.Which city did Lot go to save his life when the Lord destroyed

Sodom?

6.How old was Isaac when Esau and Jacob were born?

7..Who was Abraham's brother Nahor's wife?

8.Whose outcry is great and sin is so grievous?

9.What kind of man did Jehovah's angel say that Ishmael would

be?

10.What is the name of the well between Kadesh and Bered?

1.യിസഹാ് ജനിുേാൾ യിമാേയലി എത വയ

ായിരുു?

2 .എത പാവശം ആളകളെട എം പറ് അബഹാം

ൈദവേാ േസാേദാമി േവി വാദിുു്?

3.അബഹാം േബർ -േശബയിൽ ന് വൃം ഏ

4. െബൻ -അീ ഇു ആർാ പിതാവായി?

5. ൈദവം േസാേദാം നശിിേാൾ േലാ്

ജീവരായി െചെിയ പണം ഏ?

6. ഇസഹാി എത വയേാഴാ ഏശാവും

യാേാബും ജനി?

7.അബഹാമിെറ സേഹാദരനായ നാേഹാരിെറ ഭാര

ആ?

8. ആരുെട നിലവിളിയാ വലിയതും പാപം അതികഠനവും

ആയിരിു?

9. യിമാേയൽ എെനയു മനുഷനായിരിുെമാ

യേഹാവയുെട ദൂതൻ പറ?

10. കാേദശിനും േബരദിനും മേധയു കിണറിെറ

േപെര്?

Wedding Anniversaries Contd

Yonkers East

Mr. K. G. Varghese & Mrs. Rachael Varghese 1

2 Amherst Drive

Mr. Jacob Vaidian & Mrs. Susy Vaidian 15

222 Roundhill Drive

Mr. Saji Varughese & Mrs. Jaya S. Varughese 16

60 Windermere Drive

Mr. John Mathew & Mrs. Jessy John Mathew 21

199 Longview Terrace

Yonkers North

Mr. George Oommen & Mrs. Elizabeth George 5

1564 Nepperhan Avenue

Mr. Bobby T. Varghese & Mrs. Sunitha Varghese 15

7882 Crescent Park Dr.

Mr. Mathew V. George & Mrs. Liji Mathew 21

421 Marlborough Road

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ANNUAL PICNIC

Date: Saturday August 17th 2024

Place: Rockland Lake Park Congers NY 10920

Come and enjoy a day of fun, games, bible quiz

food, etc

For more Information Please contact

Mr. M J George (914) 924-7774

Mr. Sean Thannickal 845) 498-8976

Mr. Cheriyan Varughese (914) 965-0969

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Wish Every one a Happy Indian

Independence Day. Independence did

not come easy. A lot of people fought

for it and worked hard to maintain it.

Reformation Movement

Palakkunnathu Abraham Malpan from Maramon and Kaithayil Geevarghe-

se Malpan from Kottayam who spearheaded this movement, never want-

ed to start a separate Church. They wanted the reformation, staying with-

in the Church. This group gradually became vocal and approached Col.

Fraser, the British Resident, with a memorandum in 1836 . But since noth-

ing came of it, Abraham Malpan decided to take action in his own parish

of Maramon which was sympathetic towards his ideas of reform. He trans-

lated the liturgy of the Holy Qurbana into local language Malayalam from

Syriac and also eliminated from it the prayers for the dead and invocation

of saints etc. He celebrated Holy Qurbana in his church using the revised

St.James liturgy on a Sunday in 1836. This was tantamount to firing the

first shot of the reformation. He later on removed from the church the

wooden image of a saint reputed to have miraculous powers, and in

whose honor an annual festival was held that brought in huge income to

the Parish. Both at Maramon and at the Syrian Seminary at Kottayam, and

in the neighboring Parishes of Pallom and Kollad, Abraham Malpan popu-

larized Bible teaching and preaching. Abraham Malpan and Geevarghese

Malpan had to give up their service in the Seminary, in 1840. Since then

Abraham Malpan concentrated his attention on the work of reform, hold-

ing Bible classes and prayer meetings and instructing the deacons who

were loyal to him.

Most prominent elements in the Reformation were:

· Return to the gospel message of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ;

· Cleansing of wrong ways of life, and

· Taking up responsibility to be witnesses of Jesus Christ to other

· All importance be given to the primacy of the Word of God

Reformation Movement (Contd)

Thus the reformation movement was started. It was a return

to the purity of the life and practice of the early Church. The

emphasis on preaching the word of God led to revival meet-

ings, which were led both by the clergy and laymen. The domi-

nation of the clergy as custodians of grace became a thing of

the past. Emphasis was given to the sole mediation of Christ,

importance of laity and priesthood of all believers. More and

more groups were formed for Bible study; and conventions for

preaching and hearing the Word of God became common.

Metropolitan Chepat Mar Dionysius was not prepared to ac-

cept such changes. So he refused to ordain the deacons who

had undergone training with Abraham Malpan. He also excom-

municated Abraham Malpan. So Abraham Malpan went to his

mother-parish at Maramon. He stood strong in faith and con-

victions when faced with serious challenges and great diﬀicul-

ties. However the whole parish stood with him. Others who

favoured the reforms went to hear his preaching and were

strengthened by his exhortations. Some other parishes also

decided to adopt the programme of reformation. Abraham

Malpan realized that unless he had the support of a bishop

who was sympathetic towards his reforms, there was little

prospect of the movement gaining ground. of the Church.

Courtsey to Mar Thoma.in

Bronx/Yonkers South/West

Mr. Lenny Thomas & Mrs. Ancy Thomas 6

68 Linn Ave,

Mr. Roshan Abraham Thomas & Mrs. Tisha Ann 18

Thomas

472 Bronxville Road

Mr. P. John Joseph & Mrs. Annakutty Joseph 24

46 Bryant Road

Mr. Abraham Mathew & Mrs. Shynu Abraham 27

10 Cascade Terrace Apt 1 E

Mr. Renjith Mathew & Mrs. Dania Abraham 28

14 Sunset Dr

Queens/Long Island

Mr. Jason Thomas & Mrs. Mincy Thomas 5

12 Nassau Drive

Rockland

Mr. Bejoy Thomas & Mrs. Annamma Bejoy Thomas 7

30 Phyllis Drive

Mr. Roji C. Mathews & Mrs. Deena C. Mathews 16

231 Morton Avenue

Mr. Sunil Abraham & Dr. Rajani Maret 16

488 Strawtown Road

Upper Westchester/CT

Mr.Sandeep Saji Abraham & Mrs. Aparna Mariam 1

Thomas

4 Salk Dr

Mr. Cheruthone Mathai & Mrs. Gracey Mathai 8

10 Lilac Lane

Mr. Kurian Varghese & Mrs. Mariamma Varghese 17

2 Mountain Farms Road

Mr. John Daniel & Mrs. Soma John 18

39 Brookland Farms Road

Mr. Mohan S. George & Mrs. Bhuvan George 19

114 Chase Hollow Lane

Mr. Alexander V. Joshua & Mrs. Ponnamma A. 21

Joshua

276 Hall Ave.

Mr. Nibu Jacob & Mrs. Annu George Jacob 24

181 Weed Ave

Mr. Sajan Abraham & Dr. Premila Abraham 26

20 Harriman Keep

AUGUST WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

Upper Westchester/CT

Mr. Mathew Abraham 6 Glen Ave 3

Mrs. Renu Kurian 1822 Morris Lane 7

Mr. Thomas Samuel 1526 River Oaks Road 8

Rohan Norman Jones 4037 Bruner Ave. 11

Roman Mathew Jones 4037 Bruner Ave. 11

Mr. Kurian Varghese 2 Mountain Farms Road 14

Ms. Anna Kurian 9 Mitchell Place, Apt #1310 15

Ms. Sarah Kurian 9 Mitchell Place, Apt #1310 15

Mr. Norman Jones 4037 Bruner Ave. 18

Ms. Alaina Elizabeth George 11 Chimney Pot Lane 19

Ms. Emma Madison Thomas 8 Sherbrooke Road 25

Mrs. Simi Elsie Kochumman 288 Fisher Ave 31

Yonkers East

Mr. P. C. George 55 Patton Drive 3

Mr. Shaji Varghese 214 Grandview Blvd 3

Mr.Shawn V. Thomas 1055 Dobbs Ferry Rd. 4

Mr. Thomas Oommen 9 Dugan Lane 9

Annly Sara John 5 Andover Rd, Apt#1 10

Mrs. Mariamma Thomas 31 Monrovia Blvd 17

Ms. Holly Elizabeth Varghese 108 Cook Ave 30

Yonkers North

Mrs. Meenu Thadhani 45 Sandrock Ave 3

Ms. Laina Ann Thomas 7882 Crescent Park Dr. 14

Varghese

Mrs. Soni Verghese 71 Nimitz Road 19

Mr. Abraham George 23 Etville Avenue 20

Ms. Jaisy George 1564 Nepperhan Avenue 24

Mr. Steve Varghese Mathew 437 Palisade Ave, Apt H1 26

Mrs. Mary Koshy 355 Marlborough Road 29

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Mary responded, “I am the Lord’s

servant. May everything you have

said about me come true”

Luke 1:38

Area Date & Time Location

Manhattan /

New Jersey

Sat Aug 3 Cancelled

Queens/LI

Sun, Aug 11

6.30 PM

TBA

Yonkers East

Sat, Aug 17

6.30 PM

No prayer meeting due to Picnic

Yonkers North

Sun, Aug 25

7 PM

Via Zoom

Rockland

Sun, Aug 18

5.30 PM

Blessen & Anissa Kurian

29 Rosewood Dr,

New City, NY 10956

Bronx/Yonkers

South and

West

Sun Aug 4

6.30 PM

CHURCH

Upper

Westchester/

Sat Aug 10

4 PM

Dr. Kochumman Geevarghese

288 Fisher Ave

White Plains NY 10606

Area Prayer Meetings

Senior Citizens Fellowship Meeting

will be held on Thursdays August

1st and August 15th 2024 at 7:00

PM Via Zoom.

Organizational Meetings

Event Date & Time Location

Friday Prayer

Fri, Aug 2

10.00 am

No prayer meeting

Friday Prayer

Fri, Aug 9

10:00 am

Church

Friday Prayer

Fri, Aug 16

10:00 am

Church

Friday Prayer

Fri, Aug 23

10:00 am

Church

Friday Prayer

Fri, Aug 30

10.00 AM

Church

Sevika Sanghom

Edavaka Mission

Event Date & Time Location

Prayer Wed August 7

6.30 PM

Church

Prayer Wed Aug 14

6.30 PM

Church

Prayer Wed Aug 21

6.30 PM

Church

Prayer

Wed Aug 28

6.30 PM

Church

Sevika Sanghom Farmer’s Market on Sunday August

25, 2024 immediately after worship Service. Everyone

is requested to bring vegetables, fruits, plants etc.

Bronx/Yonkers South and West

Mrs. Lali Thomas 115 Alder St, South 5

Joveeta Abraham 10 Cascade Terrace Apt 1 E 7

Mrs. Bincy Joseph 46 Bryant Rd 14

Mr. Samson Oliver Sumitra 655 East 228 St, Apt #4F 17

Ms. Nisha Varghese 133 Van Cortland Pk. Ave. 22

Mr. Joseph Oommen 30 Post Street. Apt 5G 2

Mr. Emma Mary Alex 80 Riverdale Ave, Apt #4H 5

Mr. George Samuel 26 Post Street Apt. 4A 8

Ms. Abigail Mariamma 29 Woodrow Dr. 19

Mr. Sawan Mathew 80 Riverdale Ave, Apt #8K 19

Mrs. Sheeba Mathew 80 Riverdale Ave, Apt #8K 20

Ms. Aanya Mary Thomas 5020 Goodridge Ave 30

Manhattan/New Jersey

Samiya Marie Thomas 327 Merritt Drive 2

Ms. Jessica Ammu Varghese 24 Dalton Place 2

Ms. Reshma Koiprathu John 59 Highview Ave. 5

Mr. Joshua Jacob Varghese 24 Dalton Place 13

Dr. Cecil Mathews 10 Freeman St 17

Queens/Long Island

Mrs. Mary John Mathew 23 Patriots Way 16

Mr. Jerin Thomas Abraham 1421 Alpha Street 26

Rockland

Mr. Melvin John 86 Susan Drive 3

Mr. John Abraham 4 Trotters Trail 7

Mr. Abraham P. Thomas 8 Birret Drive 7

Mr. Samuel John 144 Brewery Road 8

Norah Kate Kalita 6 Walnut Ct 9

Jenissa Elsa Bonney 112 Renee Lane 16

Mrs. Mariamma A. Mathew 35 Waltam Ave 16

Ms. Sarah S. Samuel 41 Mark Lane 16

Dr. Sara Susan Cherian 280 Cottage Road 17

Mrs. Sijimole Koshy 248 Betsy Ross Dr 18

Mr. Joel John 86 Susan Drive 22

Mr. Karan Abraham 104 W Erie St 23

Dr. Bijo Chacko 51 Alexander Drive 23

Ms. Shana Shaji Mammen 2 Tiffin Lane 23

Mr. Steffin Daniel Monzy 12 Edison Court, Apt G 24

Mr. Sean M. Thannickal 231 North Little Tor Road 24

Ms. Alaina Jofy 248 Betsy Ross Dr 29

Ms. Lincy Marie Jacob 306 Quidor Court 31

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