Mexico Mission Trip – Colonia Mar Thoma
And he said to them, “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. Mark 16:15
The members of our church visited the Mexico Mission field at Colonia Mar Thoma on April 25-26th. The members included Larry Achen, Mr. Thomas Mammen, Mr. Saji Baby and Binoy Abraham.
Special thanks to our members to whom God opened up their hearts to attend this trip. Please keep the residents who are in need and crave for the Lord.
The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field Matthew 9:37-38
Celebrating our Risen Savior – Easter 2015
The Horeb Mar Thoma Church celebrated our risen Savior this year with a special Holy Communion Service, some wonderful renditions by our Sunday School kids and our choir, followed by a fellowship dinner.
Want to thank everyone who joined us during this special time of the year to celebrate Easter Sunday!
World Day of Prayer 2015
The Horeb Mar Thoma Church celebrated the the World Day of Prayer by having a special worship service followed by special events by the Sunday School. Roshin kochamma provided the introductory message followed by Ms. Annamma Mathew providing an enriching and thought provoking sermon.
The theme for the World Day of Prayer 2015 was “Jesus said to them ‘Do You Know What I Have Done to You?’” dedicated to the women of the island of Bahamas.
Christmas Carol Service 2014
The Horeb Mar Thoma church celebrated the Christmas Carol Service on Sun, Dec 21st by having a special worship service followed by special events by the Sunday School, Youth Fellowship, Choir, Sevika Sangham and other organizations. Rev. Dr. Bau Dang the Sr. Pastor at United Methodist Church who is also a translator of the Vietnamese Bible provided an enriching and thought provoking sermon.
Wishing all our brothers and sisters in Christ a blessed Christmas!
“Give Thanks” – Thanksgiving Day 2014
The Horeb Mar Thoma church celebrated thanksgiving on Sun, Nov 23rd by remembering the efforts and the sacrifices that our past and existing diaspora has taken for us to cherish these days. The presence of our Almighty God has always been felt very closely in each of our lives and as a fellowship, we are very “grateful”