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From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,We have reached the middle of this year. Let us thank God for His divine providence and the blessings we have experienced until now, and let reflect on our lives, and let us renew our spiritual life and commitment to God Almighty. As the world continues to face this […]

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,Greetings to you in the name of the Holy Trinity. We have entered another spring season. It is a time to enjoy the beauty of nature, which God has created for all of us. The word of God tells us that it is important for us to take care

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,Let us thank God for the experiences and spiritual blessings received during this Lenten season. We are now looking forward to celebrating the Feast of Resurrection (Easter). A time where we put off the old and become a new creation in Christ (2 Cor 5:17). Christ’s resurrection brings us

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,On February 23rd, we commenced with the season of Great Lent. This is a spiritual observance, where we take time to reflect on our spiritual life, through prayer, meditation, confession of sins, tithing, and self-denial. The Syriac word used to describe this is pethrutha, which means “to stop, to

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,By the grace of God we are in the second month of this New Year. On Sunday, February 23, we will be beginning our 50-Day Great Lent (Valiya Nombu). This is an important part of our spiritual life, as it invites us to reflection, repentance, and renewal. Fasting is

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,Welcome to 2020, and to a new decade! Let us praise God for every experience, blessing, and challenge we had in the previous year. I ask you to evaluate this past year; look at the places you’ve done well, and areas of your life which require improvement. “Yet, O

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,Welcome to the month of November. November 1st is commemorated as “All Saints Day,” where we remember with gratitude those who gave up their lives to lead/teach us in faith, those who lost their lives for the labor of the gospel, and those who served in the mission of

From the Vicar Dearly beloved in Christ,I pray that you had a blessed summer. We have now entered the fall season, and the final quarter of the year. Let us praise God for His grace and mercy towards us, and with the hope of the resurrection and the second coming of Christ, let us move

From the Vicar Dearly beloved in Christ,In the scriptures, prophets, priests, and kings have had a major role in the history of the Israelites in their spiritual and worldly journey. They were a part and parcel of their history, and helped shape God’s people to whom they are today. When we hear the word prophet,

From the Vicar Dearly beloved in Christ,We live in a society that is moving very fast. Things which were manufactured or produced yesterday seem obsolete today. Our lives are moving forward rapidly. However, it is important to slow down to, as this gives time for reflection. Japanese theologian Kosuke Koyama once wrote a book Three

From the Vicar Dearly Beloved in Christ,We have now entered into the second half of the year. This is a time we all look forward to, as it is the summer, marked by vacation from school and work. Many of our children and youths have graduated from their schools and colleges. Some are looking for

From the Vicar Dearly beloved in Christ,For the past few weeks, the church has been meditating upon the experience of the Risen Lord, and about Christian hospitality. Jesus Christ’s ministry was not done alone, but rather in the company of family, disciples, friends, “sinners,” crowds, Pharisees, Sadducees, Samaritans, etc. Many of whom experienced Jesus Christ’s