అననీయ , సప్పెరాలు తమకు మాలిన పని చేయుటవలన చచ్చిరి. కావున మనము మన పూర్ణ హృదయము తోను, పూర్ణ మనస్సు తోనూ మన దేవుని ఆరాదింపవలయును. అలాగుననే యాకోబు భార్య కూడా గృహ దేవతలను దొంగిలించడము వలన అవమానములను పొందిరి. కావున మనం దేవుని మాట చొప్పున జీవించుదము .
Sunday 20 May 2012
Tuesday 1 May 2012
జజ్జారపు ప్రభాకర్ రావు : ఈయన ముండ్లపాడు గ్రామములో మొట్ట మొదటి గురువు . (పాస్టర్ ).ఈయన ట్రైబల్ వెల్ ఫేర్ డిపాట్మెంట్ లో టీచర్ గా చేసి రిటైడ్ అయ్యాడు. ఈ కలం వరకు వాలంటరీ పాస్టర్ గా చేస్తూ ఉండెను. తరువాత ఫుల్ టైం పాస్టర్ గా పనిచేయు చున్నాడు . ప్రస్తుతం ఈయన కడప జిల్లా , లోని కలసపాడు నందు డేనరి చైర్మన్ గా pani చేయుచున్నాడు. ఇది సి .యస్ .ఐ . చర్చి , ఇది చాల ప్రాముక్యం గలది. ప్రతి సంవత్సరము డిసెంబర్ రెండవ తేదీన ఇక్కడ చర్చి dedication కన్నుల పండుగగా జరుగును.
Monday 30 April 2012
Monday 23 April 2012
It
is an absolute shocker of a deal, probably without precedent in CSI
history. Bishop of Nandyal Diocese P.J. Lawrence has virtually gifted
away the CSI-owned St. Werburghs Mission Hospital and 15 acres of land
on which it sits in the heart of Nandyal Town in Andhra Pradesh to a
private limited company. Nandyal is a bustling trading centre of
Kurnool District and is famous for its links to both a former President
of India Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy and a former Prime Minister P.V.
Narasimha Rao. Locals estimate the market value of the gifted land
alone at around Rs 60 crore (USD 14 million). We at the CCC use the
word 'gifted' advisedly. And here's why:
1) The company 4B Healthcare
Pvt Ltd has been given, under a registered "Deed of Agreement" dated
8th March 2011 and signed personally by the Bishop himself, the
exclusive right to operate and manage the Maternity and General
Hospital, Pharmacy, Eye Hospital and other residential property within
the [hospital] compound� for a period of 30 years. Not a single rupee
has been paid by 4B to CSI for getting absolute control of this
70-year-old hospital and the vast property around it for this
extraordinarily long period.
2) Under the agreement, 4B will
get the absolute right to operate and administer the hospital and the
15-acre property on which it sits without any say or oversight
whatsoever from the CSI. In return 4B is to give 15% of net surplus or
a minimum of Rs 25,000 every year to the CSI. But no payments to the
CSI are likely to materialize for two reasons. First the net surplus
will be determined by 4B which has secured for itself sole control over
accounting and can therefore creatively account both the expense and
income to reflect very little surplus if any at all. Second, even the
measly assured sum of Rs 25,000 a year is unlikely to materialize as 4B
has again secured for itself the right to set this off against any
outstanding liabilities (such as staff terminal benefits) of the
hospital existing prior to the takeover that the CSI is unable to clear.
3) 4B has secured for itself
the right to develop the entire property by modifying, demolishing or
putting up new buildings, equipment and facilities. There is nothing in
the agreement that specifically prohibits 4B from
sub-leasing/contracting out hospital improvement and subsequent
operations to any other third party commercial hospital operator. This
always remains a strong possibility given the highly attractive 30-year
lock in period. Even after the 30 years is over, should the CSI want to
get back the property it will have to first pay 4B for all the
developments done on it. As the agreement lays down: "The terms and
conditions and settlement of respective dues between the parties hereof
at the time of termination shall be governed by a separate deed of
agreement to be draw up at such times between the parties."� This is
going to be a major obstacle for the CSI ever getting the property
back. And in 30 years time, the 60 crore gift to 4B could well be worth
(if current price trends hold) well over Rs 1000 crore for the private
company!
There are a number of other very disturbing aspects of this deal that smack of it not being above board.
First, the primary purpose for
which the St. Werburghs Hospital (SWH) was established in 1931 by the
Society for Propogation of the Gospel has been abandoned. There is
nothing in the agreement which commits 4B to maintaining the charitable
nature of the hospital. The deed only says that "4B Healthcare aspires
to provide for a certain number of its hospital beds at subsidized
rates as per policy formulated by it from time to time. The CSI and/or
SWH have reposed full trust upon the judgment and discretion of 4B
Healthcare in this respect." So 4B expects CSI to trust its
"aspirations"� rather than make any firm commitment as to what subsidy
it will offer the poor. There is in fact no safeguard built into the
agreement that would prevent 4B from running the erstwhile mission
hospital as a full commercial venture. After all 4B is itself not a
charitable organization or society but a for profit private limited
company.
Second, 4B Healthcare has no
track record whatsoever in operating and managing mission hospitals. In
fact the company itself was incorporated only in January 2010. How a
Bishop could give a one-year old company a 70-year-old hospital to
operate for the next 30 years is itself a disturbing question. Had
operation and management of the hospital been really the problem, the
Bishop could have advertised for competitive bids from other more
established non-profit service providers and the CSI may actually have
even got a better deal. The Emmanuel Hospital Association, which is a
non-profit organization registered under the Societies Act, would have
in fact been the ideal candidate to take over SWH. The EHA is the
largest Christian non-government provider of healthcare in India with
21 hospitals, 30 community based projects and over four decades of
experience serving the medical needs of millions of poor and needy
across 14 states. Why was no formal approach made to the EHA?
Third, handing over a CSI
property to a third party for 30 years would require the prior
permission of the CSI Trust Association (CSITA) which effectively owns
all church property. There is no indication that this has been done.
The resolution of the Executive Committee of the Nandyal Diocese dated
13/11/2010 attached to the Deed of Agreement is silent on whether CSITA
permission has been secured, It merely states: "St Werburghs CSI
Hospital Nandyal will be part of 4B Healthcare unit which has taken the
hospital on administrative basis for 30 years. It was not sold away and
the documents were gone through by Rt Rev Dr P.J. Lawrence bishop to
the Executive Committee."� What is curious about the above wording is
that it says 4B Healthcare "has taken" the hospital for 30 years when
this actually became a legal fact only two weeks later on 1st December
2010 and the same was confirmed retrospectively by the Deed of
Agreement that was signed only on 8th March 2011. Curious again is the
fact that the bishop while signing the agreement has termed himself
"Bishop, CSITA Diocese of Nandyal" (rather than CSI Diocese of Nandyal)
and affixed another stamp which reads "Office of the CSITA Diocese of
Nandyal." What the CSITA needs to be asked to confirm through a legal
notice is whether it indeed had given any power of attorney to the
Bishop to act on its behalf in this specific instance and whether the
award of a 30-year management contract that virtually gifts ownership
of the property to a private company is consistent with its existing
policies.
Fourth, at the time the Deed of
Agreement was signed on 8th March 2011, 4B Healthcare had a paid up
capital of a mere Rs one lakh! Almost all of it was held by its chief
promoter and Chairman Scott Norling, an American pastor who has lived
in India for over 25 years and has wide ranging business interests in
everything from motorcycle accessories to micro finance and the media.
Interestingly the deed of agreement with the Nandyal bishop was not
signed by Norling or even by 4B's "Managing Director" Dr Varghese
Philip, but by a 4B employee Mr Challa Madhukar. If the board of 4B was
committed to this venture how come none of its directors stepped
forward to sign on the dotted line? Interestingly, 4B appears to have
roped in some prominent doctors of the highly-regarded Christian
Medical College Vellore by promising them big bucks. Dr Philip is not
only a director of 4B but also its advisor for which, company records
show, he is being paid Rs 1 lakh a month. At least two other existing
doctors of CMC have been recently inducted on the 4B board - a
development CMC authorities need to investigate and take a call on.
Fifth,
on 11th March 2011, a mere three days after the deal between 4B and the
Nandyal Diocese was inked, Opportunity International Australia (OIA)
became the controlling owner of 4B Healthcare by investing Rs 2 crore
in the company in return for ownership of over 99% of its expanded paid
up capital. So in effect the ownership of 4B changed within hours of
the company snapping up the CSI hospital for 30 years and this vividly
demonstrates the ease with which a private company and the assets it
manages can change owners. OIA's main operations in India are through
micro-finance operator Dia Vikas Capital Pvt Ltd of which it owns over
92% of the equity. OIA makes a great virtue of it allegedly helping the
poor through microfinance. This when the reality is that it is the
relatively high rate of interest the poor in India pay for these loans
compared to what such funds would earn in Australia that make
investment in Dia Vikas and future repatriation of huge profits
(something possible only for companies and not for non-profit
societies) from it a hugely attractive proposition. Despite its very
Indian name, Dia Vikas (meaning "lamp of development") has only one
Indian among its eight directors and that too only because that one
Indian is a legal requirement for any locally incorporated company.
CSI watchdog bodies like the
newly-formed CSITA Beneficiaries Association need to seriously consider
legally challenging the transfer of the Nandyal Hospital to a private
company on terms that virtually ensure the hospital and its vast land
bank are lost to CSI members for ever. This deal sets a very unhealthy
precedent as it can be used to justify similar "virtual sales"� of
valuable CSI property elsewhere across the four southern states that
includes some 2000 schools and several hundred hospitals, colleges,
vocational training centers and other institutions. For the many
corrupt bishops who dominate the CSI this novel model shown by 4B could
just be the answer they are seeking to circumvent the challenges a
vigilant laity is throwing at them. Currently many members of the CSI
laity have been forced to move courts to stall moves by CSI bishops to
misuse their power by undervaluing and selling church properties
largely for their own personal gain.
If any CSI member were bold
enough to individually raise concerns about such shady deals with
their local bishop, the response they get has in many cases been
similar to what Karu Ravi Kumar experienced at the hands of Bishop
Lawrence of Nandyal. Frustrated by the bishop's illegal dealings and
his lack of transparency on the transfer of the St. Werburghs Hospital
to 4B this member of the Diocesan Council and CSI Synod member
representing Nandyal sent a legal notice to the bishop. In response Mr
Kumar was served a memo sacking him from all offices he holds in the
diocese and even canceling his membership of the church. What is
strange about the memo itself is not just the summary nature of the
"justice" it metes out but that it states no reason for the action
being taken (both of which are grounds enough for a successful
challenge of the order in a court of law). That a bishop who claims to
hold a Ph. D can use fancy latin phrases like ipso facto (meaning: by
that very fact) without communicating the fact that puts the phrase in
context only underscores the sub-standard quality of the bishops in the
CSI and the imperious manner of their functioning.
Bishop Lawrence is of course a
good friend of the CSI Moderator and Bishop of the Karnataka Central
Diocese, S. Vasanthakumar who is likely to have given him the informal
nod for the 4B deal. Both of them were not only batchmates at the
United Theological College in Bangalore four decades ago but Lawrence
continues to be a frequent visitor to and resident of the guest house
attached to the Bishop's Palace in Bangalore. In fact he spends as
little time as possible in Nandyal where he is considered something of
an outsider with little support even among office bearers of the
Diocese.
Courtesy Christ Centered Campaign (CCC)
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Consecrated as the bishop of csi- nandyal diocese on 29 th of may 2006
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My Profile
I was born in Nandyal in Andhra Pradesh in 1947. My parents Papathoty Daniel and Sipporamma worked as Mission Teachers in the Nandyal Region. They migrated to Bellary in 1955 with the vision for educating the children and their future development. I did my primary education in SPG Mission Primary School High School studies in St.John's High School and College studies in Veerasaiva College in Bellary and completed my B.SC degree. During this period I was actively involved in the Student Christian Movement and the CSI Youth Movement in Bellary, which gave me spiritual preparation to respond to the call of God for fulltime ministry in the CSI. During the same time the then Bishop of Mysore Diocese Rt.Rev.N.C.Sargent visited our home and called me to fulltime ministry in the then Mysore Diocese. After a period of one-year exposure in the rural church around Bellary district, I was accepted as the ministerial candidate and sent to United Theological College, Bangalore for Theological education. At UTC, Bangalore I was greatly influenced by my Principal, Rev.Dr.J.R.Chandran. During my theological education and ministerial formation I was privileged to develop critical thinking under the leadership of all our lecturers. After the theological education I was ordained in the Karnataka Central Diocese in June 1971 by the then Moderator P.Solomon.
While
in ministry I pursued M.A. in Social and Political Sciences in
Karnataka University, Dharwad. I did this study to intentionally
develop knowledge and perspective in Socio-economic and Political
Analysis of our society in order to be more effective in the Mission of
the Church. I did Doctor of Ministry in Colombia Theological Seminary,
Atlanta, USA. I attended UTC, Kingston Jamaica, and the Presbyterian
Seminary, Cuba as a part of requirement for the Doctor Ministry
Program. The Doctor of Ministry Program has deepened my perspective on
Ministry and Mission.
For
my Doctoral Thesis I made a comparative study of Black Theology with a
new movement in the Caribbean called the Rastafarian Movement, which is
an equivalent of the Dalit Movement in India. My thesis was on the
relevance of Rastafarian Theology towards the development of a
Caribbean Liberation Theology.
During
my Doctor of Ministry I have also pursued in depth Theological
reflections in relation to Pastoral Counseling. These studies are now
helping me in my involvement with the Institute for Theological and
Leadership Development. Before being consecrated as the Bishop in
CSI-Nandyal Diocese I was the Regional Dean for the Cayman Islands in
The New International University in the Caribbean's with its head
office in Kingston, Jamaica. This work was very challenging and
fulfilling, as I was involved in training theological leaders for the
Church and the society.
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Names of the Bishops worked in the Diocese.
- Rt. Rev. C. W. Venkataramaiah 1963 - 1967
- Rt. Rev. Ernest John 1967 - 1974
- Rt. Rev. R. S. Bandare 1974 - 1975 (Commissary)
- Rt. Rev. P. Salomon 1975 - 1976 (Commissary)
- Rt. Rev. Henry Lazarus 1976 - 1977 (Commissary)
- Rt. Rev. P. John 09:10:1977 - 24:08:1985
- Most Rev. Dr. B. R. Devapriam 25:08:1985 - 04:09:1992
- Rt. Rev. Jason Dharma Raj 05:09:1992 (Acting Moderator)
- Most Rev. V. P. Dandin 1993 (Moderator)
- Rt. Rev. S. J. Theodore 1994 - 27:12:1994(Commissary)
- Rt. Rev. G. T. Abraham 28:12:1994 to 25-9-2005
- Rt.Rev.Dr.P.J.Lawrence 29-5-2006 to
By
the guidance and the leading og the Holy Spirit, the Diocesan
leadership has decided to celebrate the Diocesan Mission Festival 3-5th
Nov 2010 at Nandyal with the theme Encountering with God. The purpose
of this festival is to celebrate God' Blessings upon our Diocese which
is a fruit of S P G Mission outreach in Nandyal Area from the year
1800. We have grown to be an independent church rather than being a
receiving and dependent church of the SPG mission Society. It is now
time for us to be a giving church and reach out to the unreached areas
through USPG. We are hoping that the financial gathering of the Mission
Festival we will support mission work in SOMALI, Africa through
USPG.The Festival will have music, games, cultural programmes (Like
Traditional Bhajana , Kolatam , BurraKatha ,etc.). The main celabration
with the Holy Communion Service , Under the tent in the S.P.G. High
School premises . Mrs.Chris Eliott, General Secretary Of The Methodist
Mission London will be the Chief Guest. We are expecting all the 450
congregrations representatives will participate in the festival (We
call it as THIRUNALA).
We are planning to have a Tabernacle at THIRUNALA, a place of personal encounter with God.
The Rt.Rev.Dr.P.J.Lawrence.
Bishop in Nandyal.
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The
Diocese of Nandyal hails from the Episcopal background and the roots
are from the S P G Mission. The emblem depicts the episcopacy, due to
the Anglican legacy paved way in early 19 th Century which gave its
impression on the emblem. The Diocese of Nandyal is rooted in the Cross
which is the centre of the emblem. The Staff reflects the authority of
the Chief Shepherd Jesus and believes in the Gospel of St John 10:11 as
“I am the good shepherd”. The Bible at the centre represent that the
theology is based on the Word of God. On top the Mitre and waved lines,
the cope, replicates the vestments of the Episcopal authority. The
Bread and the Cup (Chalice) on both wings of the cross provides the
importance of the Holy Eucharist which is the source of inspiration and
importance of the worship.
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Reach Nandyal:
Railways:
Nandyal is a major railway station (Code: NDL) on the Vijayawada -
Guntakal railway line and is administered by the Guntur division of
South Central Railway . Currently 3 pairs of Express trains and quite a
few passenger trains pass through the station. It is thus well
connected to Howrah , Vishakhapatnam , Bengaluru , Bhubaneswar ,
Hubbali and Hyderabad via the railway. New Lines to Yerraguntla and
Jadcherla are in survey.
Roadways:
Nandyal is connected by road from almost all the parts of the state.
There are frequent buses from Nandyal to Tirupati , Hyderabad , Kurnool
, Vijayawada , Chittor , Anantapur and Kadapa . Also there are buses
plying to parts of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu such as Bellary and Chennai
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Airways: The nearest airport is the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad (Shamshabad) and is a 4-5 hour drive.
Local Transport: Within the city, auto rickshaws are a common means of transportation .
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Tahsil: Giddalur
State: Andhra Pradesh
Pincode: 523367
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జజ్జారపు యోసేపు మరియు సుగుణమ్మ మొట్టమొదటి క్రైస్తవులు . సుగుణమ్మ గారు మరియు డమల గ్రే సమ్మ గారు మరియు కొందరు కలసి బళ్ళారి మొదలగు కర్ణాటక ప్రాంతం లో తిరిగి సి . యస్ . ఐ . చర్చి కోసం చందాలు కాలేచ్ట్ చేసి మందిరంను కట్టుటలో తోడ్పడిరి. వీరి యొక్క ప్రార్థన జీవితం వలన చిర్చ్ అంచెలంచెలుగా అభివృద్ధి చెందినది . జజ్జారపు యోసేపు మొట్టమొదటి christian మరియు మొట్టమొదటి సంఘ పెద్ద.(elder ) . అంతే కాకుండా గ్రామ తలరిగా కుడా పనిచేసేను . ఈయనకు భోయ భిచ్చేప్పతో మంచి సంభంద భందవ్యములు కలవు. ఈయన షుగర్ వ్యాధి తో మరణించెను .
Saturday 21 April 2012
జజ్జారపు ఇంటిపేరును అలాగే మార్చుకోకుండా దానిని కంటిన్యూ చెసుకొనుచూ వచుచున్నారు. యోసేపు మరియు సుగునమ్మలకు ఒకే ఒక కుమారుడు శిఖామణి జన్మించెను. సుగుణమ్మ ఇంటిపేరు మ్యాలం. మ్యాలం వారు ఓబులాపురం వారు . ఇది గడికోటకు సమీపములో ఉన్నది .జజ్జారపు శిఖామణి , ఆళ్లగడ్డ రోజ్ మేరమ్మను వివాహం చేసుకొనెను. వీరికి క్రిస్తోఫేర్ ప్రభాకర్ రావు, విజయ శేకర్, సముఎల్ వేదనయకం, జాస్లీన్ సువర్ణ కుమారి , విజయ భాస్కర్ అను వారాలు జన్మించిరి.
బ్రిటిష్ వారి కాలంలో అనగా రమారమి సుమారు నూరు సం... క్రితం శేషన్న అనునతడు గంతవారి ఇంటికి దత్తతకు వచ్చెను . గంట శేషన్న , అచ్చమ్మకు - నరసయ్య , మోషే అనువారలు జన్మించిరి . మోషే చిన్నతనములోనే కలరా వ్యాధి సూకీ చనిపోయెను. ఆ తరువాత నరసయ్య సుగునమ్మను వివాహం చేసుకొనెను . అప్పుడే నరసయ్య క్రిస్టియన్ మతమును పుచ్చుకోనేను. నరసయ్య యోసేపుగా మారెను. ముండ్లపాడు గ్రామములో ఈయనే మొట్టమొదటి క్రైస్తవుడుగా మతము మారెను. ఈయనను చూచి మిగతా మాలవారు కూడా క్రైస్తావులుగామారిరి.
Wednesday 18 April 2012
Tuesday 17 April 2012
jajjarapu familylo shikhamani, yosepu, ugunamma, vedanayakam, arunkumarlu chanipoyeeri.
christopher prabhakar ku, premsagar, sujathakumari anu varalu,
jfv.sekher ku, mahesh,sravanthi anuvaralu,
samuel vedanayakam ku arunkumar mariyu saritha anuvaralu
jaslin suvarnakumari ki naresh babu, thocher and prem sujitha anu varalu
bhasker rao ku santhosh and mariyokaru son janminchiri
christopher prabhakar ku, premsagar, sujathakumari anu varalu,
jfv.sekher ku, mahesh,sravanthi anuvaralu,
samuel vedanayakam ku arunkumar mariyu saritha anuvaralu
jaslin suvarnakumari ki naresh babu, thocher and prem sujitha anu varalu
bhasker rao ku santhosh and mariyokaru son janminchiri
Kotakonda is a Village in Rudravaram Mandal in Kurnool District in Andhra Pradesh State . Kotakonda is located 89.4 km distance from its District Main City Kurnool . It is located 239 km distance from its State Main City Hyderabad .
Other villages in Rudravaram Mandal are Alamur , Beeravolu , Chilakaloor , Chitrenipalli , Dakshina Kottala , Erragudidinne , ... . .
Kotakonda Pin Code is 518225 and Post office name is Erukalacheruvu . Other villages in ( 518225 , Erukalacheruvu ) are Agaveli , Kambalapadu , Pothugal , Lakkasagaram , Chellelichelimala , ... . .
Towns Near By Sirivel(14.8 k.m.) ,Allagadda(17.5 k.m.) ,Dornipadu(19.3 k.m.) ,Gospadu(25.5 k.m.) ,
Other villages in Rudravaram Mandal are Alamur , Beeravolu , Chilakaloor , Chitrenipalli , Dakshina Kottala , Erragudidinne , ... . .
Kotakonda Pin Code is 518225 and Post office name is Erukalacheruvu . Other villages in ( 518225 , Erukalacheruvu ) are Agaveli , Kambalapadu , Pothugal , Lakkasagaram , Chellelichelimala , ... . .
Towns Near By Sirivel(14.8 k.m.) ,Allagadda(17.5 k.m.) ,Dornipadu(19.3 k.m.) ,Gospadu(25.5 k.m.) ,
jajjarapu family british vari kalamlo sheshanna anunathadu mundlapaduloni gantavari intiki dattata vachinaru. tharuvatha athaniki narasaiah uraf yosepu mariyu mosus janminchiri, moses colerae vachutavalana chnipoyenu.yosepu sugunammanu marriage chesukoni shihkamanini kanenu. shikhamani rose merammanu marriage chesukoni christopher prabhaker rao,j.fv.sheker, samuel vedanayakam, jaslin suvarna kumari and bhasker rao lanu kanenu. tis is brief history of jajjarapu family.
Monday 16 April 2012
jajjarapu
Memu mundlapadulo oke family, ma origin gajulapallemetta, kurnool dist, loni s. kotakonda gramam, ma abba gantavallaku dattata vachadu, kavuna memu s, kotakondatho sambhanda bhandavyalu lekunda poyayi, ippatikina jajjarapu surname galavaru ekkadavunna kalasikoni vari unikikapadukonavalasila avasaram unnadi. kavuna jajjarapu surname gala vari nandarini oka chota cherchalane e na prayatnaniki mee thodpatu undhistarani ashistu unnanu
assebling
hellow the sur name jajjarapu please assemble once in a year at least, because unity is very important in this days
Sunday 15 April 2012
respond the surname jajjarapu
My name is prem sagar,s/o j.c. prabhakar rao, mundlapad-po, giddalur, prakasham-dist-AP-523367
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The wings of real estate mafia are very strong in csi.
I am very sure that the aluva UC college and Malabar Christian college at kozhikodu will be under these wings very soon.
Anybody has doubts?
They have no humanitarian consideration and human feelings.I suggest the government should treat these corrupted bishops and priests like terrorists and keep them inside the jail for ever.
In the recent age corruption has become the inevitable part of our society.Here in CSI no bishop can survive unless he becomes the part of corrupted group.But we have look after our children and ladies.Street fight against these bishops will be the only one way as Jesus taught us through his Jerusalem action.
to exictivu mumbers do somthing to save the lands of DON.
Story which happened in real time among the God fearing communities which made a dent. This is regarding the Diocese of Nandyal which worked hard to get the healing ministry and be a witness to Christ.
History.
St Werburghs hospital is 80 years old hospital with nearly one-forth of the period fully closed and one-forth being maintained in bad shape. There was no news when the hospital was not doing well or when doing well. No one in the world had any interest when people tried to grab the valuable hospital and mission land. The hospital is running with limited staff ie., 15 nurses , 1 pharmacist, 3 doctors,
Coming of 4B Healthcare,
It was after long years of hard work from Bishop Rt.Rev P J Lawrence and Dr.Y. Bhaskar the medical committee convener and many un-named elders of the Christian society. M.O.U was signed between the Diocese of Nandyal and 4B Healthcare on May 2010 which was discussed and approved by the executive committee. 4B Healthcare took physical control from Nov 2010.
Glittering answers from above.
Persisting prayers of the devoted Christians and the un-evaluable selfless sacrifices from few un- known Christian workers who are thriving to keep the healing ministry on the knees had the joy during the Christmas season. On 26th Nov 2010 people of nandyal witnessed the promises made by Christian leaders on revival of healing ministry as a beginning of new era in church revival. It went all on well till the pays of the existing staff and their arrears are paid for more than a year. This gesture from 4B Healthcare of paying the arrears and increasing the salaries had given new lease of life among the staff and seeds of greed among the office bearers. Hunger and angry wounds of many started healing and the healing ministry started wondrous works by the grace of our lord Jesus.
Well wishers of the Healing Ministry
Diocese of Nandyal
Greedy few and law manipulators took the opportunity to start calming money assuming 4B Healthcare will give in for their demands. When not met the rumors of bribes transfer was born in a planned and manipulative way taking the system defects and the good peoples inability to verify the facts. Non of the rumors of money transfer in any form is proved till date, if any we challenge the creators of bribe (CCC-Christ Centered Campaign) transfer to peruse it and get the persons behind bars for bettering our church. False, fabricated and fictious news was extensively published in the internet internationally and pamphlets locally.
Non ending greed
About 80 families who are occupying the mission property illegally are against the church head (Bishop) and trying to get the land legalize on their names. As on day there are about 8 cases pending in court of law and many waiting to be filed. Any institution of international repute will make this difficult if not impossible. All of these unauthorized occupants have there own houses and if all the land put together will exceed more than 10 acres. Some of them have leased out the property to rowdy elements and non-Christians. Because of this monitory benefit few Dalit minorities(Backward castes) are getting elected as office bearers and committee members.
Non sensitive big-bosses (leaders) of church
Senior leaders when approached never probed into the issue of allegation of bribe in the diocese which had breeded many more doubts in the minds of netigens and well wishers of the Christian communities, it needs to be reminded that hear say evidence should not be admissible. Senior leader of the church issues unanimous letter opposing the work of the new healing ministry in the Nandyal diocese which was a great blow to workers and prayers of healing ministry. When healing ministry revival is adamantly opposed in diocese of Nandyal but no action is taken to revive the dying or dead hospital in the synod jurisdiction.
Who are responsible? .
When land grabbers take over the property worth crores of rupees.
When hard working dedicated Christians lose their healing work.
When healing stops in the mission property.
When unauthorized occupants claim the land as their own.
When being a witness to Christ is lost.
When service fails in front of the commercial healthcare.
When staff and their dependents are defenseless on the streets.
When Christian community is looked down at for its inabilities.
When land is managed proxy by the politicians and land mafias.
Truths the world should know.
Thrive for more unity prayerfully.
No shady deal has taken place between the diocese of Nandyal and 4B Healthcare till date, if any such is proved persons involved should be brought to justice.
Few disgruntled individuals who lost the elections are trying to make money and fame by shortcuts.
4B Healthcare leaders are top professional who are of unquestionable integrity.
Diocese of Nandyal is loosing a great opportunity in pioneering the healing ministry.
Poor and marginalized personal of Nandyal are loosing quality health care by dedicated professionals.
Short term gains for false and illegal persons to defame the church.
Fading end yet a new beginig.
Winning is not final, losing is not fatal, going is what needs courage.
Courage in Christ,
faith in prayer and
waiting on God ]
Pray that healing Ministry work in Diocese of Nandyal as on example for the rest of CSI.
Every God fearing Christian should influence and get the elected members to support the healing ministry.
Our Executive of DON negotiate with 4B Healthcare are any other Christ Centered organization to work and revive the healing ministry for the Glory of God.
Well wishers of the Healing Ministry
Diocese of Nandyal