A little humour from kids in Church “Our Father, Who does art in heaven, Harold is His name. Amen” – 3-year old Reese A little boy was overhead praying – “Lord, if you can’t make me a better boy, don’t worry about it. I’m having a real good time like I am.” After the christening of his baby brother in church, Jason sobbed all the way home in the back seat of the car. His [Continued..]
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, so today has been quite a busy day for us! We have this tradition in our Church, where we decorate the Church with palm leaves. Well, you can’t just hang palm leaves throughout the Church, so we usually make these simple decorations with the palms and then tie them to the windows, doors. They turn out like little flowers and make great additions to walls, windows, even stair cases, or just as [Continued..]
Happy New Year! I hope that this new year is a blessing to each of you. Much as I would like to not make any resolution, like Calvin, I think resolutions do help in keeping track of what I do through the year. I work in the software industry and have taken goal-setting in my stride. And it makes sense to do the same in my blog too.. So, similar to my last year’s goals, [Continued..]
Wish you a blessed and joyous Christmas, dear readers! May the joy and peace of Christmas be with each and every one of you now and in the new year to come I read this Christmas Affirmation in a Christmas greeting that I received recently: I believe that Christmas is more than a time for parties and ornaments; it is a time for remembering Christ and the incarnation of God’s love in human flesh. I [Continued..]
Most of my family is actively involved in student ministry through fellowships called EU (Evangelical Union) and EGF (Evangelical Graduates Fellowship). Recently, the EU fellowship in our city completed 60 years (diamond jubilee). So we had gathered together for a day, to praise the Lord for His faithfulness through the years, for His constant love and grace in enabling our fellowship to grow from humble beginnings and to reach out to a lot of students [Continued..]