Indian Rural Gospel Mission

still rain in our state,school remain closed,house, road,electric and internet are not working, expect volunteers, natural relief agencies to work with us for relief service.

On behalf of our Council for Indian Christian and Ministers (CICM), we are giving ministry training to fifty un-trained pastor for every month in various town. Need financial support for the training such a food, tea, snacks, travel and resource person’s honorarium sum of INR 10,000 (160)
Kindly pray for the training; if possible support at least one meeting.
David Samuel
President CICM

Dear friends, The North-East monsoon continued to wreak havoc in Tamil Nadu with rains pounding the northern coastal districts and more are forecast for the coming days in the state. Dr SR Ramanan, chief of the MET centre in Chennai, said, "The trough is a good rain maker and there would be very heavy rainfall in Chennai and northern coastal Tamil Nadu"
Twelve more persons have been killed in incidents of drowning and wall-collapse between November 8th and 16th. Normal life has been hit in Tamil Nadu as incessant rains led to inundation of large areas and authorities have shut down educational institutions. The district administration had declared a holiday for schools and colleges in the wake of the heavy downpour that had severely affected roads.
Due to the heavy rain for since last ten days, many were died, lost their belonging. Many villages are affected, cultivation field, cattle, house, road are damaged. Many churches were damaged. People are suffering from sickness. People are struggling for food, clothe shelter and medical.
As we are a Christian we need to rescue and help in this natural disaster. So we need support for food, clothe, restore the shelter and medicine and also volunteers.
Looking for well-wishers, volunteers and natural disaster relief agencies to support them. Even your small support can help us to offer food for them. If you need survey of affected area and their belongs, we will send to you.
Please write to me.

Heavy rains continued to disrupt normal life in Tamil Nadu on Sunday. Incessant rains and heavy winds have been battering the state for the last few days. There have been reports of water-logging at various places. Schools and colleges have been shut down as a result of the inclement weather. So far, 55 people have died because of the heavy downpour. Director of Regional Metrological Department S R Ramanan said that since the cyclone rests near Sri Lanka, heavy rain will continue for the next three days in Tamil Nadu. Fishermen have been advised not to venture out to sea along and off north Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and adjoining Pudukkottai and Ramanathapuram districts of south Tamil Nadu.kindly pray