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Pastor P.
Ravimdra Babu
& Holy Fire Ministry
Christian Messages from South India
Message 1
Dear Brother RUDY
Grace and peace to you, to your Dear family and
Brother & Sisters there with you in Christ. Many more
greetings to you in His most worthy and Fair name.
At present, we are being covered out our works
in 6 poor villages, from next month April 2004, on words we had
decided to do our works in 5 poor villages, besides these 6
villages. The following are the respective name of these 5
villages.
1. Chebrolu
2. Gudiwada
3. Epurupalem
4. Esukapalli
5. Bhattiprolu
There are 55 poor widows and old age woman, 32
poor and destitute children being here in each village. We
are going to extend our services for this poor people. Five
villages’ together, poor widows and old age persons: 275 Five
villages together, the poor and destitute children are: 160 In
this aspect, we are going to take special interest and care and we
will extend our services for these poor people in due course of
time and we do strongly feel and believe that the God will
definitely utilize our services for these poor people.
Hence, in order to do our service more effectively and fruitfully,
your help support and specifically the Lord’s Grace is highly
mandatory in all our proposed Herculean endeavors.
Generally and usually there are thousand of
poor widows, old age persons, neglected persons and destitute
children in India. In regard to these poor people, there is
a lot to be done by us on humanitarian grounds. I had
strongly decided to dedicate my Entire Life for the cause and
service of these poor and destitute people I do stand by my word
and I am promising you in the Name of Lord Jesus Christ. And more
over, I shall always feel and think that I had a good brother in
U.S.A., for which you will be the only good brother to me, who
wishes for our good, in the world.
In the same way kindly do think and regard me
as your brother, pastor p. Ravindra Babu in India and don’t
forget me ever and forever. We are constantly and
continuously urging the God that our cordial relations are to be
continued ever and forever, despite some hardships and
constraints. We are all constantly praying the God for you,
your respective family members, Ministry members, for your
respective Board Members and for your other fellow Ministry team.
Therefore brother, by taking all these specific
matters and factors in to consideration and notice, we do hope you
may react very peacefully for my specific concerned and we do
anticipate for your further the most fruitful and optimistic
decision and we shall await for your most earliest response in
this aspect with fervent hope.
Thanking you
Brother,
Yours Brother in
Christ,
Pastor P. Ravindra
Babu,
President / Founder
HOLY FIRE MINISTRY
SOUTH INDIA.
Contact:
mmerry_joseph_45@hotmail.com
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about mass incarceration—but her
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Weekly |
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The White Masters of the
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From
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By W. E. B. Du Bois
W. E. B. Du Bois’
Arraignment and Indictment of White Civilization
(Fletcher)
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