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Mangalore: CSI Kanthi Church Celebrates Harvest Festival

  •   Wed, Oct 10 2007 03:01:48 PM

Mangalore: CSI Kanthi Church Celebrates Harvest Festival

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (NR) - pics - Ganesh S Perla

Mangalore, Oct 10: C S I (Church of South India) Kanthi Church celebrated ‘Harvest Festival’ on the Wednesday October 10.

It is a festival of offering of first fruits and all the produce of the land that the God has given. It observed as a thanksgiving ceremony of the congregation as well as an annual get-together.

Rev Vinayalal Bangera preached on the occasion and all the offerings were placed on the altar.

This thanksgiving day was highlighted with singing of praises and hymns to God.

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  • Osmond Pengal, Mangalore / Mumbai

    Sun, Nov 11 2007

    I guess this is for the first time photos of harvest festival @ our Kanthi Church is being published on the net! I wish we will soon have CSI/KSD/Various churches on the net with regular updates on all the activites. This will help all the members who are spread across the world to be updated on all the activities and be in touch with the roots. May god make this a reality soon and bless everyone.

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  • Royston Jathanna, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Wed, Oct 17 2007

    Very nice pics but it would have been really great if pics from some other churches would be covered as well. Harvest has always been fun , especially bcos of the games conducted. Keep up the good work. God Bless!!

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  • Wilson Raj, Zurich, Switzerland

    Tue, Oct 16 2007

    Keep up the good work... You are helping people like us who are far away to stay in touch with our culture and pride... Gosh i miss harvest festival...

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  • sphoorthi Ruby , Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 16 2007

    It is a pleasure to see the thanks giving on daijiworld. Our church looks really nice....Praise God for this wondwerful day!!!!

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  • Alwin Jesudasan, Jeppina Mogaru / Kuwait

    Sun, Oct 14 2007

    Thanks to Daijiworld for this news article about jeppu CSI Kanthi Church. wherein we celebrated Harvest festival with lots of eagerness and oneness as the same reminds us our roots back to our home land and the love that we have towards our culture, traditions and language. Good Job daijiworld.

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  • Dr. Honey Cabral, mangalore /U.S.A.

    Fri, Oct 12 2007

    Dear sir, Greetings. It is wonderful to watch my dear ones of the kanthi Chruch celebrating thier Harvest festival. This church is very dear to us. Thank you for giving us this opportunity to watch this celebrations through Daijiworld. Congratulations.

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  • Stanley Karkada, Dolly Karkada, Mangalore/ Chicago, U.S.A

    Thu, Oct 11 2007

    Thanks for daijiworld for this wonderful article. It give us pleasure when we see our Protestant chruches well defined. Being an mangalorean we feel pround of our country. Good Job daijiworld.

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  • Gladson V. Maben, Mangalore / Dubai

    Thu, Oct 11 2007

    Surprised & happy to see the Harvest Festival news & photo. Appreciate if you could get the coverage of the second part of the festival – GAMES. Keep it up Daiji! Hope you could upload the coverage for other churches too!

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  • Joy Karkada, Manipal / Toronto

    Thu, Oct 11 2007

    Its really great to see the pictures through Daijiworld. We used to visit Jeppu Church quite often, especially for Harvest festival and even today the same trend is carried in stronger way. Keep it going and have a Blessed Harvest. Joy S Karkada

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  • Gladson Maben, Mangalore / Dubai

    Sun, Oct 14 2007

    Surprised and Happy to see the Harvest Festival news with photos. Thanks for the quick action on coverage. Appreciate if you can cover the second part of the festival - GAMES.... Keep it up Daiji...looking forward to see other churches celebration.

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  • Prashanth Soans Jeppu, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 14 2007

    Thank you Dajji World for covering Harvest Festival of Kanthi Church and publishing it in your website.Our friends and Relatives in far away places were able to see the clipings on your site.Thanks once again.... Keep up the good work...

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  • Alfred Samartha, Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Oct 10 2007

    Thanks a lot for publishing the clippings so quickly. Being a member of CSI Kanthi Church, delighted to see the photos.Thanks for daijiworld network. Keep it up!

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  • Austin Santhosh, Bahrain

    Wed, Oct 10 2007

    Thanks a lot for publishing this article. It was a pleasant surprise to me. We, Protestant Christians are very few in numbers - but I feel proud to mention that we have our own contribution to the Language, Education and culture of our mother land - Tulu Nadu!

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