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Lillian Smith
Lillian Smith, retired Deaconess of C. of S. and former missionary in Madras died on 14th January this year. The tribute paid to her at her Funeral Service is in our 'Obituaries' page.

OLDER NEWS


Archiving of Indian Church documents

May 2012 -
New Partner Plan Letters from the Githinjis and the Ramsays on the site!

ST THOMAS OF INDIA UNITY LECTURE 2012
- details available here

Murdoch Mackenzie's fascinating talk 'The Other Side of Lesslie Newbigin'  is now on the website

The Fellowship of St. Thomas (FOST), is an association of Christians in Scotland which aims to:
a)   Learn from the experience and insights of the Churches of South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Burma(Myanmar)) and to share these with the Churches in Scotland.
b)   Encourage corporate and private prayer for and with these Churches.
c)    Welcome visitors from South Asia.
d)   Encourage links between Christians in Scotland and Christians in South Asia.

A service of Holy Communion is celebrated annually, according to the liturgy of one of the Churches of South Asia, in association with a meeting where invited speakers and members consider some issue or issues arising out of the life and witness of these churches.  Other meetings are held, from time to time, usually in Edinburgh or Glasgow, when an opportunity arises to welcome and hear from a visitor from one of these South Asian countries.  Members are also informed by the publication of a regular Newsletter.

New members are always welcome. To join or simply learn more of the activities of the Fellowship contact the secretary, Rev. Murdoch MacKenzie - by e-mail - or at: 'Torridon', 4 Ferryfield Road, Connel, Argyll PA37 1SR.  Alternatively, you can download a copy of our latest information leaflet, which contains a Membership Form.


Friends of the Church in India
(our sister organisation in England)


38th Annual Celebration 24th Sept. 2011:

Mr Nimal Wijesinghe's
sermon
&
Paper on Persecution
and
Linda Oxburgh's address (on the Persecuted Church) are available here.

EDINBURGH 2010

Reports from some S. Asian delegates appear in our Aug. 2010 Newsletter

NEWBIGIN CENTENARY

Lesslie Newbigin

Full Report
includes sermon from the Memorial Service, 2 lectures from the Seminar, a personal account of his time in India by Murdoch Mackenzie and MORE

 
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