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October 2002
Vol.II - Issue 11
November 2002
 
The Lord Humbles and
He Exalts
  God does this in temporal things when it is for our good. He strips us and lays us bare, or He prospers us in all we do. But in a spiritual point of view, He does so in the experience of all His children. [Full Aricle]
Witnesses to the Living God
Prof. Biju Issac
  One of the greatest desires I have is to be a signpost to the living God - Christ Jesus, whom I serve. If I fail in that, I consider myself to be failing in all aspects of my Christian life. [Full Aricle]
 
  Three Fires
R. A. Torey
  Nothing spreads like fire. I remember hearing some years ago, before I went to live in Chicago, about an old Irish woman who had a little shanty in the city, with a little shed back of it in which she kept a cow. [Full Aricle]
  The 'Word' in the High Tech World
Prof. Oommen George
  This is the high tech age. The fields of travel and communication have had tremendous advancements in this era. Today one can get to the other side of the world in less than a day. The world’s airports are buzzing with activity with several aircraft taking off and landing every minute. [Full Aricle]
  Mark of a Dangerous Religious Group
  False groups do not draw their strength from their errors. They draw strength from their ability to counterfeit elements that are present in healthy religious groups but are treated differently. [Full Aricle]
 
 
Good Shepherd
John P. Thomas
  ICPF NEWS
Kolkata Witnesses 3 One Day Retreats
  “Ami aaj amar paper jonnokhoma cheyechi ebong peyechi. Tai aajami khoob khushi! (Today I have asked and have received forgiveness for mysins and so I am very happy!)” [Full Aricle]
 
 
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