The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Fellowship held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 pastors from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on the topic of 'Discipleship' led by Pastor K.T. Philip. Brethren and pastors from different parts of India attended. The meeting concluded with addresses from leaders like T.M. Chacko, P.T. Chacko and N.T. Thomas. The next year's conference will again be held in Smalahalli and various programs like youth camp will be organized. The 34th South India Brethren Conference is one of the major events of Brethren in
The 108th annual conference of the Kottayam Medical College Hospital will be held from November 26th to December 8th. Several eminent doctors from Kerala and other states will participate and present papers on various medical topics. The inaugural address will be delivered by Dr. F.F. Thambi on November 26th. Cultural programs and discussions on medical issues will be part of the conference.
The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Fellowship held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 pastors from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on the topic of 'Discipleship' led by Pastor K.T. Philip. Brethren and pastors from different parts of India attended. The meeting concluded with addresses from leaders like T.M. Chacko, Jomy George and Thomas Kurien. Plans were announced for the next year's conference to also be held at Smalahalli.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
- The meeting of the Malankara Syrian Christian Association held in Kochi on August 8th saw participation from priests, bishops, lay people and clergy.
- The meeting discussed the challenges facing the Malankara Syrian Christian Church and ways to strengthen unity within the church.
- Some speakers emphasized the need to resolve issues internally through dialogue rather than legal battles, and to focus on spiritual renewal rather than administrative matters.
The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Fellowship held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 pastors from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on the topic of 'Discipleship' led by Pastor K.T. Philip. Brethren and pastors from different parts of India attended. The meeting concluded with addresses from leaders like T.M. Chacko, P.T. Chacko and N.T. Thomas. The next year's conference will again be held in Smalahalli and various programs like youth camp will be organized. The 34th South India Brethren Conference is one of the major events of Brethren in
The 108th annual conference of the Kottayam Medical College Hospital will be held from November 26th to December 8th. Several eminent doctors from Kerala and other states will participate and present papers on various medical topics. The inaugural address will be delivered by Dr. F.F. Thambi on November 26th. Cultural programs and discussions on medical issues will be part of the conference.
The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Fellowship held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 pastors from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on the topic of 'Discipleship' led by Pastor K.T. Philip. Brethren and pastors from different parts of India attended. The meeting concluded with addresses from leaders like T.M. Chacko, Jomy George and Thomas Kurien. Plans were announced for the next year's conference to also be held at Smalahalli.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
- The meeting of the Malankara Syrian Christian Association held in Kochi on August 8th saw participation from priests, bishops, lay people and clergy.
- The meeting discussed the challenges facing the Malankara Syrian Christian Church and ways to strengthen unity within the church.
- Some speakers emphasized the need to resolve issues internally through dialogue rather than legal battles, and to focus on spiritual renewal rather than administrative matters.
The article discusses a meeting of the World Council of Churches held in Ipoh, Malaysia on August 8, 2010. It analyzes some of the issues discussed at the meeting, such as the challenges faced by the church in various contexts and times. While the church has faced difficulties from within and without, it has carried out its mission of proclaiming the gospel through the ages by the power of the Holy Spirit. The church's response to issues has been guided by its ecclesial and biblical principles.
- The article discusses various religious programs and activities taking place in Ezhimala, Kerala, India on October 29, 2010.
- Religious congregations involving priests from Thrissur, Idukki, Ernakulam, and Irinjalakuda dioceses are being held at the Ezhimala St. Thomas Apostolic Seminary.
- A retreat was also held from October 28-29 at 28 locations as part of the "Zachariah" mission.
- From October 20-22, a youth convention was held for college and school students with 31 people receiving baptism and 4 joining the church.
- A 6 month catechism course
The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Assembly held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 ministers from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on strengthening discipleship. Representatives from different parts of the country attended and spoke. The next year's Assembly and other programs will again be held in Smarm. There was also discussion on the name change of the Brethren coordinating body from Brethren Council to Brethren Fellowship of India.
This document discusses tensions between some Catholic priests and bishops in the Syro-Malabar Church in India. It notes that the government has intervened regarding issues related to the Church. It calls for open dialogue between the clergy and laity regarding traditions and practices, and for upholding the dignity of the Church. It emphasizes unity and avoiding further conflict or division within the Church community.
The article discusses a meeting of the World Council of Churches held in Ipoh, Malaysia on August 8, 2010. It analyzes some of the issues discussed at the meeting, such as the challenges faced by the church in various contexts and times. While the church has faced difficulties from within and without, it has carried out its mission of proclaiming the gospel through the ages by the power of the Holy Spirit. The church's response to issues has been guided by its ecclesial and biblical principles.
- The article discusses various religious programs and activities taking place in Ezhimala, Kerala, India on October 29, 2010.
- Religious congregations involving priests from Thrissur, Idukki, Ernakulam, and Irinjalakuda dioceses are being held at the Ezhimala St. Thomas Apostolic Seminary.
- A retreat was also held from October 28-29 at 28 locations as part of the "Zachariah" mission.
- From October 20-22, a youth convention was held for college and school students with 31 people receiving baptism and 4 joining the church.
- A 6 month catechism course
The document summarizes a meeting of the Indian Brethren Assembly held from September 29 to October 3. Over 800 brethren and 45 ministers from 50 churches participated. Discussions were held on strengthening discipleship. Representatives from different parts of the country attended and spoke. The next year's Assembly and other programs will again be held in Smarm. There was also discussion on the name change of the Brethren coordinating body from Brethren Council to Brethren Fellowship of India.
This document discusses tensions between some Catholic priests and bishops in the Syro-Malabar Church in India. It notes that the government has intervened regarding issues related to the Church. It calls for open dialogue between the clergy and laity regarding traditions and practices, and for upholding the dignity of the Church. It emphasizes unity and avoiding further conflict or division within the Church community.