Believers Eastern Church

Diocesan Council and Leaders Seminar held in Karnataka

August 15, 2013

Believers Church Bengaluru Diocese conducted a Diocesan council and leader’s seminar from the 12th to the 15th of August 2013. More than 40 church leaders gathered for the four day event from all over Karnataka. Bishop Dr. Samuel Matthew encouraged and motivated the leaders. He taught on the topic of fasting and prayer, humbleness and

Dedication Service Held for Sisters of Compassion

July 18, 2013

On 18th July, 125 Sisters of Compassion were dedicated at Believers Church Synod Secretariat to serve the suffering.These sisters are dedicating themselves to selflessly care for leprosy patients, widows, orphans and slum-dwellers.

Believers Church Delivers 25,000 Kg of Food to Flood Victims

June 30, 2013

Believers Church Synod Secretariat delivered 5,000 food packets to flood victims in relief camps in Haripad, Kerala on 30 June. Bishop Dr. Samuel Mathew inaugurated the distribution along with Sri KC Venugopal, Minister of State Civil Aviation and Sr

Chennai Diocese Prepares Students for Career Decisions

June 8, 2013

Believers Church Chennai Diocese held a retreat on 8th June 2013 for students nearing the completion of their school studies. Three hundred thirty-two youths attended. Bishop Dr. Samuel Mathew inaugurated the event by lighting the traditional lamp. L

Healthcare Project Prompts Praise from City Health Officer

April 26, 2013

From 22nd-25th April 2013, Believers Church Chennai Diocese organized a training seminar for 52 women who will be teaching community healthcare classes through Women’s Fellowship. The women learned about many topics, including premature marriage, p

Chennai Diocese Empowers Families through Various Gifts

March 28, 2013

Believers Church Chennai Diocese held a poverty alleviation program on 28th March 2013. Bishop Dr. Samuel Mathew inaugurated the event by lighting a traditional lamp. District Council members and a local middle school principal helped distribute useful gifts to impoverished community members. They appreciated the church’s work to empower people to develop their families, and