BE FORMED AND FORM (BFF)
AOJ teachers are the mouthpiece of God's word. BFF teachers fellowship was conducted in Royapettah, Chennai, on 22nd November from 10 am to 5:00 pm.
TROOP CHURCH
Ephraim troop church is conducted in Madhavaram, Tamil Nadu, on every Sunday from 3 to 5 pm.
FELLOWSHIP MEETING
Fellowship meeting was conducted in Kolkata, West Bengal.
COVENANT RENEWAL FELLOWSHIP CELEBRATION (CRFC)
CRFC in Rajgangpur (Jharberna), Odisha was conducted on 28th October 2025 by the grace of God.
CRFC conducted in Chaibasa, Jharkhand on 30th October 2025. There was a gathering in Dumka and Ranchi.
CUBS OF JUDAH
On the 2nd of October 2025 Cubs of Judah meeting was conducted for Deborahs in Nagamangalam village and taught them “TEN COMMANDMENTS”. The Trichy team with SMP and SMLAs took classes for 40 girls. Food was served to the tribal children, who would get only one meal a day. They gave their lives to Jesus and became a NEW CREATION. Decided to obey the commandments of the Lord.
CIVIL TESTIMONIES
In Tamil Nadu Shadow Parli made an appeal to the Heavenly Court on 27th September 2025 at Yelagiri. Judgment came from heaven and implemented within 7 days by the Central Govt of India. The Central minister has sternly refused to release this fund for TN. The TN SMPs and SMLAs made heaven to interfere in this and has proved that everything is possible. All glory to God
Let us see in detail the historical background and context of this issue.
The Central Government has released ₹700 crore in funds for Tamil Nadu, specifically for the Right to Education (RTE) Act admissions. This development comes after a prolonged battle between the state and central governments over fund disbursement.
Key Highlights:
- Fund Allocation: The Centre will release the funds in two tranches, with ₹362 crore allocated for 2024-25 and ₹352 crore for 2025-26.
- RTE Admissions: The Tamil Nadu government will conduct RTE admissions for the academic year 2025-26, with a 10-day online admission window starting from October 6.
- Eligibility: Priority will be given to orphans, HIV-affected children, transgender children, children of scavengers, and differently-abled children.
- Reimbursement: The funds will be used to reimburse tuition fees for students enrolled in private schools under the RTE Act.
The release of funds follows a Supreme Court order and a Madras High Court directive to delink RTE reimbursements from the Samagra Shiksha Scheme. The Tamil Nadu government had withheld cooperation due to disagreements over the National Education Policy 2020 and PM SHRI Schools initiative.
-Sr. Angelica
A long tine prayer for false accusation towards Christians is answered. Now the Supreme court limits misuse of Anti-Conversion law rules against third-party FIRS. God's way of answering our prayers, even if it looks delayed, is beyond our understanding.-Sol.Paul
Residents want CMDA to lift halt on building permissions around Pallikaranai marsh. The member secretary has halted the building permissions. Praise God!
-Sol.Albert
FORGIVENESS AND RECONCILATION PROGRAM(FRP)
Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.
Colossians 3:13
FRP Level I was conducted in Panruti, Mellavarapttu on 1st and 2nd October 2025.
Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven - Mathew 18:18
Dear TN - AOJ Soldier, we cordially invite you to the Shadow Parli
📅 Date: Dec 13th (Saturday)
📍Location: All to Jesus Church, Karaikal
https://maps.app.goo.gl/mBUGdR4DogJSaq5P9?g_st=aw
Note: SMPs, please bring your SMLAs and STLs.
For any further details, contact:
Sol.Andrew- 9840358624
Sol.Paul Hudson - 9003107721
PROPHECY NEWS
“SUDAN IS THE WORLD’S LARGEST HUMANITARIAN CRISIS - AND CHILDREN ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE”
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing
"Thank you for joining us. I speak to you a day after leaving Darfur, following a mission that also took me to Khartoum.
"What I saw was alarming. Sudan is the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. The conflict is escalating, and children are paying the highest price.
"Every day, violence is tearing communities apart. In Jebel Marrah, I spoke to women with their children fleeing the siege in Al Fasher, getting through a gauntlet of armed checkpoints and stripped of all their belongings and money, harassed and attacked, shattered and left with nothing.
"I heard harrowing accounts of families who had gone hungry for days.
"In Darfur and the Kordofans, severe acute malnutrition is soaring. 1.4 million children live in areas of famine or at risk of famine. Thousands will die without urgent treatment. In North Darfur alone this year, 150,000 children are likely to suffer severe acute malnutrition, the deadliest form. In Tawila, cases have surged from hundreds to over 2,000 a month since April. Tawila being the main place that people fleeing Al Fasher have gathered.
"Parents told me their children have not seen a classroom for years. This is the reality for millions. A staggering 14 million children are out of school – 4 out of every 5 children in Sudan -an entire generation lost without learning.
"Disease is everywhere. Cholera, diphtheria, malaria, and dengue are all claiming young lives as health systems collapse.
"Violence robs children of safety. At least 350 grave violations, including killing and maiming, were verified in North Darfur in just six months.
"And we have to remember that Al Fasher is a city that has been under siege for more than sixteen months. 130,000 children are trapped, cut off from food, water, and healthcare. No safe way in or out.
"Amid the devastation that I witnessed, I also saw resilience. Communities repairing schools so their children could resume their education. In a child-friendly space, children laughed and played. They drew homes they have lost and dreams for the future.
"I met UNICEF staff, UN colleagues and our partners, including frontline health workers who, despite unimaginable challenges, delivered oral cholera vaccines and bed nets to 8 million people to fight cholera and malaria, treated more than a quarter of a million children against severe acute malnutrition and repaired and installed water systems so 11 million people have water, including returnees.
"But urgent needs grow every day, and what Sudan needs is unfettered access, funding and a political way forward to end the conflict."