Activities:

Monthly inter-religious meeting

Seminars on health and Christian communication

Medical and eye camps

Charitable services in near by areas

Indigenous worship and retreats

Celebration of Gandhi Jeyanthi, Pongal, Christmas etc.

Planned Future activities:

1. Providing Missiological education on the following subjects:

Dharma of Christ

Indian Christology

Introduction to Indian Theology

Liberation Theology

Theology of Poverty (Bullock cart Theology)

Theology of Suffering (Christian suffering in the mission of Christ)

Indian Christian Spirituality

Culture and Contextualization

Christian witness in Hindu context

Understanding Classical Hinduism

Village Hinduism

Contemporary Hindu sects and Movements

Contemporary Missiological Issues in India

Pioneers and Models of Contextualization in India

Rethinking Christian Mission in India

St. Thomas Christianity

Tamil Literature

Ethnographic Studies

Tent Maker Mission

Planting Indigenous Cell Groups

Gospel of Health

Christian Mission of Care in India

Healing and Power encounter in Indian Mission

Why Christ of all religions: Uniqueness of Christ

The above courses will be developed and taught by the experts.  New courses will be added to the list as needed.  Each course will be taught for two weeks, six hours a day for ten days.  Once the courses are accredited by a Theological Institution, students may apply the credits toward their religious education degree by the prior approval of their respected colleges.

     B. Tent Maker Training for three years with two years of study in Indian Technological Institute ( ITI ) and one year in the Ashram