Rev J N Manokaran

Burden for people

There was a young man who loved his father. His father was very sick and was confined to a wheelchair. Son used to take him around, care for him and regularly visit hospital. After few months father became very sick and was treated in the hospital. Someone suggested that there is a church nearby, who […]

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Labour of Love

There was one young couple doing ministry in a city. An intelligent young man was a truth seeker and had several questions. As he was working in an industry, he could come late to this couple’s home. Many times, he would come hungry, straight from his work. The couple would provide the young man food

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Blind leading Blind

There are tribal people who are not educated and primitive. Government wanted to help them to build houses. So, they initiated a scheme to provide houses in few villages. However, the government officials were corrupt. They got thump impression of the villagers promising some help but looted the project money. To the government a report

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Walk through

Drive through restaurants are popular in several cities around the world. A person need not get out of his/her car but drive and collect ‘take away’ meals. Fast food could be received when you are on fast track and in a hurry. This is a safe, protected environment created with commercial interests. In contrast, bible

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Hallelujah!

Sadly, some entertainment professionals have used this beautiful, meaningful, lovely word in demeaning, derogatory and disgusting manner. Christians in India were enraged, upset and angry. There are some words that are globally recognized: Coco Cola; Toyota; Microsoft…etc. The name is not changed, though such names are pronounced will little accent variation. Hallelujah is also known

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Inviting death?

Tainos were the original inhabitants of Caribbean islands. When the Spanish people came to explore new sea routes, they reached there. Dressed in uniform and looking different the peace-loving people invited the soldiers considering them as gods. They showed amazing hospitality and did religious rituals too. Later, these Spanish people enslaved them and destroyed them.

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