Send in your comments and letters to the Editor to info@praisethealmighty.com or to mk@praisethealmighty.com
 

Dear Sir,
This is regarding the articles in PTA about the changes to be brought about in Bible Colleges of India. I appreciate your insights regarding the pitiable conditon of our seminaries. I hope that such writings will come to the notice of those who run these colleges. Keep up the good work.

Blesson Samuel
BD Student, Kerala

Dear Sir,
I am receiving PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY for the last seven years. The improvement you made during these years is phenomenal. I appreciate your effort to give something to every age group according to their interest. Let it be a platform to discuss current issues and promote new writers. Visual media has taken the major portion of the readership of many newspapers. Still you have hope. Let PTA become a media that promotes readers.

Anand Masih
Ludhiana, Punjab

Dear Sir,
I am a regular reader of PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY. I just passed 12th and am planning to go to College. Can PTA conduct competitions of essays and news coverages which will be an encouragement to people like me? I introduced this newspaper to my several friends. We read it and debate on many items of PTA. We would like to see more NCR news which is relevant to us.

Anil Wilson
Malka Ganj, Delhi

Dear Sir,

I was reading Philip Eapen's article in May issue of PTA on theological colleges. I should compliment you for revealing the embarrassing truth about mushrooming bible colleges.

I have visited several colleges and silently observed what was happening over the years and felt very strongly against the attitude an purpose of the bosses. For many, it is a family run tax-free business. Many start Bible colleges just to add weight to their CVs and sends out morally bankrupt people to 'serve Lord and community'. One pastor told a theological college Professor once 'we send angels to you and you turn them to demons and send them back to torment us'. In most cases now colleges take 'demons in and teach then how to become a better qualified demon'. I have noticed in some colleges, people who are not even born again were sent in to study just to fill seats or fill district/area quotas, forget about the calling to ministry. (Using this very well, organizations like RSS are sending moles into these colleges). Most of the colleges hardly have any qualified faculty or facilities. They appeared to be bothered only about printing beautiful pictures and colourful souvenirs to get money from abroad and not on the quality of teaching nor about doctrines. They then place these half baked 'pastors or missionaries' in 'non-existent village churches' in North India and use them for their own benefits. (I myself have seen such 'churches' where money goes but church exist only on paper). This is again used like a vote bank politics by placing and supporting undeserving people at key positions by the big bosses!

In fact, I was also thinking in this line and was about to write one article. I am really happy that I am not alone in my thinking at least few others are thinking like me and have the guts to write and talk about it! Great!

Best Regards

Dr. Blesson
 

Dear Pastor Babu:

I look forward to read " Praise the Almighty" every month, which gives an exposure to the current pulse of the persecuted Church in India. Your passion, vision and the spiritual zeal evangelize India through any troublesome route is highly commendable.

God may richly bless your ministry, and the publication " Praise the Almighty" to reach new frontiers every day.

With my warmest regards and prayers.

A. S. Mathew
Ringgold, GA 30736

Dear Sir,
I am very delighted to hear that your newspaper ‘Praise The Almighty’ is celebrating its 10th year of successful circulation. My hearty congratulation to you and your team members who have taken the time and pain to bring this newspaper in the forefront of any Christian’s spiritual life. The growth of the newspaper within a short span of 10 years is a great thing for all Christians to appreciate. During the times of much trials and persecutions faced by Christians all around India your newspaper was a a strong voice to fight the battle.

On behalf of Sathyam Ministries and on my own behalf, I which to congratulate you and your team on this mission to
spread the Word of the Lord. We extend our hearty support in your endeavors.

Yours truly,
Dr.C.V. Vadavana
Chairman, Sathyam Ministries

Dear Pastor Babu,
I don’t know we met earlier, but I have been receiving a copy of PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY regularly without making any payment. I am thankful to you and herewith send DD for Rs. 1000. I pray for the success of the newspaper in the days to come.

Prof. Dr. David N. Sen
Ex-Professor & Head Department of Botany
Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur
Ex-Member, State Commission for Minorities, Rajasthan

Dear Sir,
I am very happy to know that PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY has successfully completed 10 years of circulation. I am a reader of this newspaper since its inception. It has been a great blessing in my life during all these 10 years.

Nirmala T John
Faridabad
 

A. Pertin
Itanagar

Dear Editor,
It was really nice to see the 10th Anniversary issue of ‘Praise the Almighty’. All these years, I have been enjoying reading this newspaper. It is really nice that you are continuing this in spite of so many problems and your busy schedule. May God bless you abundantly. I wish all the best and hope that one day this will be the topmost newspaper with a Christian perspective.

The article “ The Great Kerala Debate on Jewellery” was really an eye opener to so-called Orthodox Pentecostals of Kerala, objecting wearing jewellery. They always blame Orthodox Christians, but they forget that they are also following orthodox way of life. Finally in the bargain poor pentecostal women became scapegoat and men scot free.

It is better we must fight for change of such unnecessary rules and regulations. Recently I attended a wedding of pentecostal couple. The women were wearing costly sarees with glittering jewellery/stones and shining like stars in the glittering lights. They apparently see no problems in that! All the best for the magazine.
M.M. Mathew
Mayur Vihar, Delhi

Sunday, February 01, 2009

To Rev. M.K. Babu,
Chief Editor, PTA.

Dear Rev. M.K. Babu,

I am glad to know that you are celebrating the 10th year of the publication "Praise the almighty" next week. Assemblies of God churches and especially Bethel Bible College readership are inspired, enriched and challenged by the news and articles published in PTA. It is my sincere desire and earnest prayer that the Lord may continue to use PTA  as a clarion call for repentance and revival in our nation. Be assured of our prayers and support for your ministry.

Rev. P.S. Philip, B.D.STM
Principal, Bethel Bible College
Asst. General Superintendent,
South India Assemblies of God.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

I praise God with you for the Light that shines in various kinds of darkness in a situation like India. The commitment and the courage you have are admirable and ever since I have known you, you are in my prayers. You will surely enlarge the vision for the furtherance of the Gospel as St Paul had dreamed for.

With regards and prayers,

Rev. V.T.John
Chicago, USA