New Delhi(March 2004)- THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF INDIA (North West India Auxiliary)invites churches and Christians to attend the Bicentenary Celebration of the Bible Society Movement(1804--2004).
The Theme of this event is "The Word to the World,
-Heaven and Earth will diappear by my Words will remain Forever(Luke 21:33)."
This event is held in Cathedral Church of the Redemption1(Church Lane, New Delhi,110 001)on 28th March 2004.
His Excellency, Archbishop Pedro Lopez Quintana, of the Titular Archibishop of Agropoli, Apostolic Nuncio of the Holy See to Indian & Nepal particapate as chief guests.
Also, Ambassadors, High Commissioners & Members of the Diplomatic Corps are invited as honored guests.
Time & Programme is like below.
5.00pm--6:15 pm - Special Thanksgiving Service.
6:15pm--6:30pm-Refreshments.
6:30pm--8:30pm-Multimedia presentation on 200 Years of the Bible Society Movement.
+ Special Appearance--Dynamic Gospel Singer, Vijay Benedict and other music and choral groups.
+ Special Welcome & Felicitation for Bibles's Team.
contact)
Auxiliary Secretary, Bible House 10, Sansad Marg.
New Delhi 110 001.
Phone 011 2336-2054. Fax ?011-2336-6822. Email : bsi_delhi@vsnl.com
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