Ishnita Nayantara Keskar | April 4, 2024
The run-up to the Resurrection Day (Easter) is quite dramatic. Several denominations sincerely observe the period of Lent. The crescendo rises with the celebration of the Palm Sunday of the...
Continue ReadingIshnita Nayantara Keskar | January 26, 2024
“Do you know who you are? Do you know what's happened to you? Do you want to live this way?” When I first heard this dialogue from Grey’s Anatomy, it...
Continue ReadingSheena Gershom | May 26, 2023
Reading has always been my favourite pastime. It's evolved from adventure and mystery novels (Enid Blyton and Nancy Drew anyone?) to non-fiction books that address spiritual topics. Over the past...
Continue ReadingShoba Ranjitsingh | December 27, 2022
On New Year’s Day a few years back, I felt a little sad, that the season of Christmas was coming to an end. Through December I had enjoyed singing carols,...
Continue ReadingSheena Gershom | February 15, 2022
There was a time in 2020 when I thought the pandemic had given us a much-needed break. Schools were closed down, exams were cancelled, my sons were overjoyed. My husband...
Continue ReadingSheena Gershom | January 18, 2022
2021 was the year I finally went on a much-anticipated trip to the land of Narnia. As someone who loves reading but had only ever watched the Narnia movies, I...
Continue ReadingDeepa David | December 15, 2021
When we went to Saravana Bhavan for breakfast recently, we saw a huge portrait of the owner of this famous restaurant with a prominent religious guru. The portrait was a...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | November 17, 2021
If you’ve been in Christian circles for a while, you may notice that we tend to use, or maybe overuse, certain words and phrases. For instance, when we want to...
Continue ReadingTiya Thomas-Alexander | February 24, 2021
It is the beginning of 2021 and I am writing this during the third national lockdown in England. Writing narratives from the middle of things can be risky because there...
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