Monthly Archives: June 2006

At Priya, we first grabbed a soft serve ice cream cone from McDonalds.  Then, as we were waiting for the children to gather, I saw a woman looking our way.  I asked her if she wanted prayer.  She said she … Continue reading →

After the children left, we made a house visit to Pinky’s sister, Anju Didi’s home.  There we prayed for her mother-in-law and children.  The mother in law felt a difference in her health after prayer. On Tuesday, again we had … Continue reading →

Anirudh also gave a testimony.  He had gotten prayer for his 10th grade board exams.  And he received 87% as a result which I guess is very good and better than he had anticipated.  Due to his high score, he … Continue reading →

At the meeting RK Puram, we also prayed for a man who had severe vision problems.  He felt a difference in his vision after prayer.  Another man came for prayer for relief from depression.  After prayer, he felt light and … Continue reading →

Amit is bright kid.  He is little, but studying in the sixth grade.  His math skills are better than the rest of the kids.  He was actually able to do the speed tests in a reasonable amount of time, as … Continue reading →

The children had promised to come for tutoring, but did not show up.  So we relaxed in the afternoon.  Suvneet and Kalpana came for Bible study.  We studied about Noah.  Some of the lessons we pulled out from our study … Continue reading →

On Tuesday we went to a small home near an area known as “Filmistan,” for prayer.  At first, it was just a family of four who attended, but slowly a few others came to listen in.  The family of four … Continue reading →

I asked the children and other fellowship members, “When you think of your father, what are some of the qualities you think of?”  Strength, gentleness, humility, wisdom, hard-working, merciful, giving, stern, loving This father’s day, I encourage them to take … Continue reading →

After lunch the boys showed up for tutoring.  Nahim, Golu, Vinod and Dharmendra came.  Mom also tutored Mahima.  Mahima is beginning to be able to read.  It is always encouraging to see marked improvements in the abilities of the kids.  … Continue reading →

As we were done sharing, we prayed with the boss and Rajni’s mom.  The boss lady needed prayer for peace and some family situations.  Rajni’s mother, had extremely weak eyesight.  She was wearing glasses.  She removed her glasses and told … Continue reading →