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Put your faith in JESUS.
HE will solve all your problems.

If you love and follow JESUS CHRIST, you will be a changed person. HE will change your life. Just worshipping HIM, is not enough. You have to imbibe HIS lifestyle.

JESUS is not my religion. HE is my heartbeat. HE is the very essence of my soul. HE is the way, the truth and the LIFE ❤️ GOD BLESS.

⭐ CITYWIDE GOSPEL MEET 2025 ⭐
Bible Society Of India Hall, Esplanade

A compact group of people in Kolkata, gathered for a small 2-hours conference on prayer, faith, healing, talks of nationalism, Indian laws, and reviving the power of the Holy Spirit.
Thanks to eminent young fire brand speakers, Michayel KB, Adv. Samuel Subhajit, Ms. Marian Sharma who gave short inspiring messages. Thanks to Fr. Martin Pakhare and his son. Thanks to Ps. Samuel Masih and his son/full team. And finally blessings to everyone who was part of the beautiful meeting. Praise God.

Oops we missed many people who had already left; in the last final group photo.

🎁 MERRY EASTERN CHRISTMAS 🌠

🎄👑MERRY CHRISTMAS👑🎄
Yes today and tomorrow (6th Jan & 7th Jan) is CHRISTMAS across the world for Orthodox Christians!

Christianity is divided in 3 major group segments: Roman Catholic, Protestants and Orthodox. Each group having millions and millions of followers.

Roman Catholics and (Protestants who are basically only-Bible believers and are offshoot of Catholics after protesting to some disagreements) both celebrate on 25th December. But Orthodox Christian countries like Ethiopia, Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia, Belarus, Syrian Christians, Iranian Christians, Iraqi Christians, Israeli Christians and many others celebrate on the 7th January.

Christians Of Iran

Head Scarf/Ghunghat/Hijab In Christianity!

Mary (Miriam) Mother Of JESUS

As you can see in the potrait, this is hijab according to Christianity. But Christianity gives real freedom to women and they are given a choice. Those who don't wear the head covering or scarf, are NOT judged as immoral or indecent women. Christianity makes it a point that our intentions and the view with which we see people are on a higher level altogether. As a man I cannot dare to call a woman immoral if she doesn't wear the headscarf. Christianity does not give me the right to pass moral certificate on woman.

In honor of her loving husband, the Bible says a women can wear a head covering, just like men also wear a skullcap in honor of God. We also believe dressing has nothing to do with spirituality, or character or morality or inner soul. But yes as a decorum we should know when to wear what and where to wear what. And we must be obedient to rules and regulations of whichever place we are in.

We believe and preach every women is a holy reflection of Mary (Miriam) and our mother, wife, sister and even other's mother, sister and wife should be highly honored. As Christians we must not and dare not look badly or in a negative way at any woman. This is our strong teaching. Thereafter the rest depends on the woman whether she pulls the headscarf or allows her hair to be the only cover of her head. SAY AN AMEN.

- Gourav Singha Ray
(my reflection of our Christian faith)

Amen

|| FACTS ABOUT HALLOWEEN ||

The evening before All Saint's Day, Halloween is not a devil's day! People hardly know the reality. Halloween (a short form of "All Hallows' evening") or All Saints' Eve, is a Church feast celebration observed in many countries on 31 October, which is the evening before of All Hallows' Day or All Saint's Day. It begins the observance of the time in the liturgical year dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows/holy people), martyrs, and all the departed.

The next day (1st November) is All Saint's Day and then the (2nd November) All Souls Day. Halloween began solely as a Christian holiday. Celebrated in Ireland and Scotland for centuries, Irish and Scottish migrants brought many Halloween customs to North America in the 19th century, and then through American influence, Halloween spread to other countries by the late 20th and early 21st century.

For Catholics, Church Of England, other traditional Churches the observances includes attending church services and lighting candles on the graves of the dead, remain popular. Protestant Churches mostly don't make a big deal of it. While on the other hand, nightclubs or party groups celebrate the day by fancy dressing as ghosts, demons, etc; twisting the actual meaning of Halloween. This is Halloween!

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Rest In Peace 🙏🏻
Well done thou faithful servant ❤️