Monthly Archives: February 2006

Mom shared a message on Matthew 6:33: Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.If we seek to make the Lord king of our lives, and seek to do … Continue reading →

On the 24th, before we left for the wedding, Mom and I went to see the site of a school that is for sale in Faridabad.  As we were returning, I saw some of the kids who come for prayer … Continue reading →

On the 21st was my Aunt’s wedding.  It was a small, low-key event.  But, it was fun to see everyone from my Mom’s side all gathered together.  The wedding was outdoors in a temple.  It was EXTREMELY hot.  The weather … Continue reading →

Today we had approximately 30 people for the Sunday morning worship service.  It was our twelfth prayer fellowship.  Those who attended were: Sikander, Satinder, Ajay, Umaid, Nahim, Ramu, Kulbushan, KishanPal, Mahinder, Maharaj Singh & Dad, Sanja, Chanchal, Jagdish, Anita, Akanksha … Continue reading →

In the morning, we went to a children’s home in the Anna Nagar area, called Petra House.  A Malayalee couple felt the call of God on their lives to move to Chennai for ministry.  Soon after coming to Chennai, they … Continue reading →

Young mentally retarded girls from a nearby home had also come for the meeting at Little Drops.  We shared and prayed for the people.  Due to the hectic schedule, we had planned on staying only until 11:30, but couldn’t leave … Continue reading →

Because the meeting was expanded to include the Tamil speaking people, I spoke in Hindi and Pastor Saji translated.  In an effort to save time, I cut my message short and simple shared our testimony and a short exhortation.  Then, … Continue reading →

After the whirlwind of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were days of relaxation.  We just ran some of the errands we had wanted to run.  Monday was Ajay’s last day in Chennai.  I am sure I will miss him.  It has … Continue reading →

At The Cross Church, I shared a message of the power of God, along with our testimony.  Many people who had read the testimony in the newspaper came to hear.  Afterwards, we prayed for the sick.  Mom prayed for those … Continue reading →

One of the first monuments we saw was about 20 feet high and 80 feet long, containing over a hundred figures of gods, men and beasts.  The monument includes carvings of a family of ten elephants, monkeys and deer.  In … Continue reading →