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Final Cover Spectrum13.02.20.Cdr “Look, unto Jesus” ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT (OCYM) Patron: His Holiness Baselios CONTENTS Mar Thoma Paulose II (Catholicos of the East & Malankara Metropolitan) Editorial 2 President: His Grace Dr. Yuhanon Mar Chrysostomos From The Vicar's Desk - ""Aht\m ]cnip²mßmhv \ndªh\mbn 3 kzÀ¤¯nte¡v Däpt\m¡n, ssZhal¯zhpw ssZh¯nsâ (Metropolitan of Niranam Diocese) he¯p`mK¯v tbip\nevç¶Xpw I­p.'' Vice President: þ ^mZÀ D½³ amX| Rev. Fr. Varghese T. Varghese Looking Back at the Abundant Blessings of Almighty 4 DELHI DIOCESE Silver Jubilee Year 2020-2021 President: - Mr. C. I. Iype H. G. Dr. Youhanon Mar Demetrios Rejoice in The Lord 6 (Diocesan Metropolitan) - Ms. Sharin Mariam Samuel Vice President: Classrooms: A Place of Learning 8 Rev. Fr. T. J. Johnson - Ms. Deepa Blessan DILSHAD GARDEN UNIT Relationship with Syrian church of Antioch 9 Bishops of the Malankara Church' President: - Mr. Abraham Varghese Rev. Fr. Oommen Mathew Vice President : Glory to God in the highest 11 Mr. Binu Kunjachan - Ms. Annamma Varghese Secretary: Mr. Ashwin Varkey Peace and Harmony 12 Jt. Secretary: - Raji Cherian George Mrs. Nissy Thomas Treasurer: Importance of Prayer 13 Mr. Jubi Mathew - Mr. Shino Shaji K. Lady coordinator: Do not fear to lose what needs to be lost 14 Mrs. Mini Binu . OCMF Coordinator: - Ms. Sneha S George Mrs. Rani George AÀ½o\nb³ sa{Xm·mÀ¡v amthen¡cbnse kzoIcWw 15 Central Committee Representative þ kn. ]n. æªv (Male) - Mr. Shibi Paul (Female) - Mrs. Lijamol Joy Aneesh Crossword Puzzles 16 Worship Secretary: - Mr. Ajith Abraham Mr. Biju P. Mathew Study Secretary: Mr. Alan S. Thomas Charity Convener: Mr. Jaymon Chacko EDITORIAL BOARD Mr. Korahson Philip Mr. Biju P. Mathew Mr. Alan S. Thomas St. Stephen’s Orthodox Church Dilshad Garden, Delhi - 110093 Email: [email protected] Website : www.ststephens.in Cover design Credit : Nevin Ashwin From the Vicar’s Desk ""Aht\m ]cnip²mßmhv \ndªh\mbn kzÀ¤¯nte¡v Däpt\m¡n, ssZhal¯zhpw ssZh¯nsâ he¯p`mK¯v tbip \nevç¶Xpw I­p.'' þ As¸m. {]hr: 7:55 2019 Èó Õß¿ÉùE¡ 2020 ®K ²øó Ȉ ÉóÄó As¸m. {]hr. 6,7 A²ymb§fn {]Xy£s¸Sp¶ {]ISn¡s¸«Xv:þ Editorial kvtX^mt\mkv, {InkvXphnsâ {]Xncq]hpw IãvXbpsS kl\¯nÂ, (i) ÕV×æJ ÕøçÕWAáK ¥ÕØøJßW ºßÜ B Z y c à k m £ n b p w A t ¸ m k v t X m e n I (ii) £abpsS {]tbmKnIXbnÂ, Ø Î µ Þ Ü à È º ß L µ { ó Î Þ Ï ß Õ à I ó ¢ ssIshbv]papÅ ip{iqjIhrµ¯nse {]Ya kaÀ¸W¯nsâ BßkwXr]vXnbnÂ. K W \ o b ë a m b n ê ì . P · w s I m ­ v b h \ (iii) ÕÞÏÈAÞøßçÜA¡ æÉøóKÞZ ÉÄßMóÎÞÏ¡ blqZ\mbnês¶¦nepw _meyw apXte {InkvXob Iã\ã§Ä {InkvXobss]Xen\v {InkvXphnt\mSv ÈòÜÈßWMóçIÞ? 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