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25/09/2025

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25/09/2025

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25/09/2025

Sis, Chandra Dharmanaayagam (aged 79) from Velachery Congregation has passed away 😭😭😭 from a heart attack this morning at 09:30am

The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 09:30am.
no: 85, Door no:14, Oviya Flats 'C' Block, 11th Street, Tansi Nagar, Velachery, Chennai - 600042.

Zoom details will be sent.

24/09/2025

Welcome to this week Spiritual gems...🤝

September 22 - 28, 2025

24/09/2025

Let's welcome our Brothers and Sisters...🎉🎉🎉

Excited to have you here! Evelyn Iruke, Wanda Espada, Andrea Van Pelt, Rick Roney, Caroll Emery-Smith, Gabriel Marrero, Loyola T. Victoria, Cathy Howse, Cheryl Jumuad Seño, Raquel BD, Betty Slay, Greg King, Justin Bungong, Deborah Howard, Susan Fullerton, Jasna Moconja, Karl Louie Ramintas, Melody Lucas Abugewa, Sonia Larmond, Diane Altheide-Mustafa, Nida Arcala Banda, Cheryl K. Benoit, Jovita Sablayan, Nick VanLaer, Ekrakene Adaora Ruth Anyanwu, Leonida Tanteo Borja, Marcus Aloba, Ibelice Rivera Carrion, Isagani Caraulia, Corazon Vales Urmaza, Rolando Camangeg Quiming, Charito Goingco, Eckhard Christian Rummel, Goodnews Brown, Jonathan Chifunge, Kalu Uchechukwu, LaRhonda Davis, Faye McCall, Rekha Lall, Michael Muir, Alice Kouvali, Mercedes Nava Taclino, Raquel Simasiku, Linda Tew, Julia Leahy, Jennifer Ellis, Peggy Cook, Shenell Lamsen, James Kertoikromo, Beth Harbord

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24/09/2025

Good morning Brothers and Sisters 👏

23/09/2025

27-09-2025 is the code...✅✅✅

You are all warmly invited in my name to come and enjoy free rice 🍚😁😁🥱🥱🥱

23/09/2025

...He will call, the dead will answer...😭😭😭

22/09/2025

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22/09/2025

Congregational Book Study

September 22-28, 2025

Lessons I Learn from the Bible, Lessons 20 and 21,

Congregational Bible Study (30 mins.) lfb lessons 20, 21.

Lesson 20 Analysis: Six More Plagues

What were the next six plagues that Jehovah sent?

The next six plagues, from the fourth to the ninth, were:

1. Horseflies (large biting flies)

2. Livestock disease (the Egyptians' animals died)

3. Painful sores (wounds on the skin of the Egyptians and their animals)

4. Hail (storm with thunder, fire and hail)

5. Locusts (they are a type of large grasshopper that ate what was left after the hail.)

6. Total darkness (three days without being able to see anything, only the Israelites had light)

Why were they different from the first three plagues?

They were different because they showed Jehovah's special protection of the Israelites by not allowing the subsequent plagues to harm them. In Goshen, where the Israelites lived, none of these plagues occurred. This showed that Jehovah protected his people and had the power to control exactly who the plagues affected.

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Because these six plagues affected only the Egyptians, while the first three plagues also affected everyone, including the Israelites. Beginning with the fourth plague (the horseflies), Jehovah protected his people, ensuring that the plagues did not harm them, which clearly demonstrated Jehovah's special protection of the Israelites.

Lesson 21 Analysis: The Tenth Plague

What was the tenth plague?

The tenth plague was the death of the firstborn or eldest son of every family in Egypt, both the Pharaoh's and the sons of slaves. In every house that did not have the sign of blood on the doorpost, the firstborn died.

What did the Israelites have to do to protect themselves from that plague?

The Israelites had to do the following:

1. Kill a one-year-old lamb or goat.

2. Splatter their blood on the doorframe of their houses.

3. Roast the meat and eat it with unleavened bread.

4. Be ready to leave Egypt, dressed and with sandals on.

In this way, the angel of the Lord would pass over their houses and no firstborn Israelite would die.

22/09/2025

LIVING AS CHRISTIANS

September 22-28, 2025

Three Important Lessons on Training.

Three important lessons about training (15 mins.) Discussion with the audience.

Play the video "Imitating Jehovah in Training Others" (John 5:20) (excerpt). Then ask:

As we look at how Jehovah trains others, what three lessons do we learn?

The Father taught Jesus motivated by love. Likewise, when we train others with patience and dedication, we demonstrate true love and help them feel happy and useful in the work.

He didn't just give instructions, he showed how to do things. He reminds us of the importance of teamwork and passing on what we've learned so that others can serve effectively.

Jesus was trained with the expectation that he would later do greater works. This teaches us to prepare our brothers and sisters to take on greater tasks in the future.

22/09/2025

APPLY YOURSELF TO THE FIELD MINISTRY

September 22-28, 2026

Start Conversations: INFORMAL PREACHING. (Making Disciples: A Work of Love, Lesson 3, point 5).

Start conversations (2 mins.) INFORMAL PREACHING. Find out what topics the person is interested in and agree to talk again another time (LMD lesson 3, point 5).

Setting: During an informal sermon, the preacher helps a woman holding a baby open a door. This leads to a conversation about topics that interest him, such as kindness, human behavior in the last days, and parenting. The publisher provides answers about the reasons for human behavior in these times, using biblical principles.

Publisher: Hello, do you need help?

Assistant: Yes please, I can't open the door.

Publisher: Yes, with the child in her arms it is difficult.

Assistant: Oh, yes, thank you.

Publisher: You are welcome.

Assistant: Thank you so much. I'm surprised to see you helped me. It's rare to find such kind people these days, and I'm amazed that someone would take the time to help a stranger.

Publisher: Well, the Bible says that in the last days, people will behave selfishly and unkindly. If you'll allow me, I can show you what 2 Timothy 3:1-4 says.

Assistant: Yes of course.

Publisher: “But you must know that in the last days critical times will come that are difficult to bear. 2 For people will love only themselves; they will be lovers of money, boastful, arrogant, blasphemous, disobedient to parents, ungrateful and faithless, 3 without natural affection, unwilling to make any agreement, slanderous, lacking self-control, fierce, not loving what is good, 4 they will be treacherous and stubborn, full of pride, loving pleasures rather than God.”

Assistant: This description is accurate; it is what we see today.

Publisher: The good thing is that there are still people who care about others and want to help.

Assistant: Yes, you're right. I'd like to know more about the Bible and its teachings. Do you think you could help me?

Publisher: Of course.

Assistant: I'd like to know something about parenting. I have two young children and want to make sure I'm doing the best for them.

Publisher: Great. The Bible has a lot of valuable advice on raising children. How about we meet again another time to discuss this topic that interests you?

Assistant: Sounds good to me. You can come to my house; I'll give you the address. Thank you for being so kind.

Publisher: You're welcome. I'm glad I could help. Have a nice day.