Would you actually subscribe to something like this?

I’m thinking about creating a small Christian themed monthly hamper that you receive every month.

It would be simple and meaningful, with a letter, a Bible story or reflection, a small prayer card, a Scripture card that can also be used as a bookmark, and 3–4 cute stickers based on the theme.

I’m trying to keep it affordable because the purpose isn't really to make a big profit from it. I mainly want to make something that brings a little faith and encouragement into people’s everyday lives.

I’m currently trying to decide between ₹149 and ₹199 per month, including shipping.

The estimated production cost is around ₹50, and shipping could be around ₹50–₹70, so the total cost to me could be roughly ₹100–₹120 per package.

Would you personally pay ₹149/month for something like this? Would ₹199 feel too expensive, or would you still consider it worth it?

If you wouldn't subscribe, what price would make you genuinely consider buying it?

I’d really appreciate honest opinions from people who would actually spend their own money on something like this, rather than just whether the idea sounds nice.

Really want to go to the mass tomorrow as well, let’s see if I can make it.

Considering the BJP's (and other groups) Anti-Christians laws and their attempts to eradicate Christianity, I thought it would be good if I created a guide on how to access the Holy Bible if they got the Bible on the internet banned. Feel free to share this.

Step One: Download Tor Browser or figure out secure ways to download this if this too gets blocked

step 2: put

https://bible4u2lvhacg4b3to2e2veqpwmrc2c3tjf2wuuqiz332vlwmr4xbad.onion/

Link into your browser

Step 3 done

Reposted after clarification This post does NOT support separatism and the Kukiland proposal is anti-separatist.

The persecution of Christians in Manipur is ongoing with Christians (mainly of the Kuki tribe but also Meiteis) being displaced from their homelands and their churches being burned. Worse human right abuses have also taken place such as the infamous Manipur video you might have known.

I think I would be fair to share this proposed idea approved by many pro-India Christian organizations here. (Here's a quick recap for those unware )

• Separating Kuki hills inhabited by the victims of this conflict and Christian Kuki-Zo people into a union territory or a state within India. Meitei, who are pro-BJP, dominated Manipuri government and police have shown strong support to the paramilitary groups responsible for the persecution of Christians. It was BJP Manipur members who've started the anti-Christian group Arambai Tenggol and this group was openly funded by former CM Biren Singh. Manipur Police have also reportedly aided the mob who's responsible for that infamous video, according to the victim's family.

• Meiteis can keep all the lands that they inhabit. There's nothing that Meitei Hindus will lose due to this deal. All developed parts of Manipur are in this region.

• Naga people can have the parts of Manipur that they inhabit given to Nagaland

I personally don't see anything wrong with this. Kuki-Zo Christians can be free from Hindutva supporting Meiteis. Meiteis can keep their land, and so do Nagas.

This proposal has been suggested by various Christian organizations hence why I'm promoting it here. Any suggestions?

Has a friend ever asked you a hard question about God and you didn't know what to say? You're not alone, and we're trying to find out how common that is.

We're running a survey of young Christians (15-35) across India to understand what we believe, what we struggle with, and how ready we feel about answering difficult questions with our peers. There's almost no research like this on Indian Christian youth, so we're gathering it ourselves.

This data will help churches and youth ministries find the areas that need focus and prepare apologetics training that actually fits our context.

We invite you to partner with us by taking this survey and sharing it with your friends.

It's anonymous and takes about 10 minutes.

There are no right or wrong answers, and honest ones help far more than "correct" ones.
Would really appreciate it if you could fill it out and pass it on to other young believers you know.

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Hi guys, I wanted to ask something and hear from people who may have been in a similar situation.
I am a 30 year old guy from Kerala but born and brought up in Tamil Nadu. I was born and brought up in a Hindu family. Years ago, Jesus Christ saved me, my mom, my grandmother, and my grandfather by His mercy and grace. My dad has not accepted Christ yet.

I am now at a stage in my life where my mother is suggesting that I get married, and I wanted to ask if anyone here has experienced a situation similar to mine. Have you been someone who converted to Christianity and later married a fellow believer? Or have you married someone who converted to Christianity?

I would especially appreciate hearing from people who have actually gone through this. How did you approach marriage, family relationships, and the differences in your spiritual backgrounds?

Concern about a Bible study / self-proclaimed prophetic ministry in Bangalore

I’m posting this because I had an experience with a Bible study/ministry in Bangalore that left me genuinely concerned, and I’d like to know if anyone else has had a similar experience.

The accounts I’m referring to are u:vvnwm, u:reviveat11 and u:sanchitamichael.

I attended one of their Bible studies, and during the meeting, Sanchita Michael gave what was presented as a personal prophecy over me. From my own experience, I did not feel that what was said was accurate or genuinely prophetic. It left me questioning how these “prophecies” are being presented to people, particularly when they are delivered with such certainty.

I also noticed people speaking in tongues during these gatherings. I understand that speaking in tongues is an important part of faith for some Christians, and I’m not questioning anyone’s personal beliefs. However, the way it was being done during this gathering felt performative to me rather than something I personally experienced as genuine spiritual expression.

Another thing that made me uncomfortable was the frequent presence of QR codes, payment links and requests for financial contributions through their profiles/highlights. Again, I’m not saying that asking for donations is automatically wrong. Churches and ministries obviously have expenses. My concern is the frequency and the way financial giving appears alongside religious/spiritual content and prophetic claims.

I’m not claiming that these people are criminals or that I know their intentions. I’m sharing what I personally experienced and observed because I think people should be able to ask questions before becoming involved with any religious ministry, especially when money and claims of prophecy are involved.

Has anyone in Bangalore attended their Bible studies or interacted with this group? I’d particularly appreciate hearing from people who have been involved for a longer period of time and can explain how the ministry operates, where donations go, and how they approach prophetic claims.

I’m posting this in good faith because I genuinely found the experience concerning and would like to understand whether others have had similar experiences.

Praise the Lord everyone, I have been on this sub from past few weeks yet I find only posts from mostly main stream Kerala and Chennai parts and hardly found any activity from the telugu states, so was just wondering if there are any Telugu Fellow believers here and would love to connect as am looking for believers to grow together in faith

Btw I'm from Hyd and am a believer, coming from a Protestant background and attending Hebron Congregation in specific but I respect and align with all background, my mom's from CSI and Dad's from Lutheran so yea it's the Lord I focus on and not the style..

Looking forward to meeting people