What are your gatherings like?

Our first understanding is that church isn’t a building, a class, or a service. Scripture says a church gathering is a group of people coming together in Christ, and the people are the church. As Jesus shows us in Matthew 18, a gathering can be as small as two people.

What happens when I visit?

T here are usually hymns, scripture verses, and maybe a psalm in the service. The sermon will usually be about the scripture lections assigned for that day if the church follows a lectionary. Holy Communion is usually served every Sunday or several times a month in Eucharistic churches.

There are no rules as to what to bring to church, other than yourself, an open heart and mind. Some bring a bible, if you’re going to engage in bible study.

If you want to know how to dress for our meetings, something modest and comfortable should be fine. We don’t judge you based on what you wear.

Can I invite people to come with?

Ask your friends if they worship the Savior and invite them to join you. Ask them if they’d like to know more about Jesus Christ and invite them to a Christian worship service. Respect their beliefs the same way you respect yours.

What if we didn't answer your question?

Please meet one of our ministers after the meeting. We are glad to answer any questions you may have.

Will you pray for me individually?

Please visit our ministers after the meeting if you need to pray personally.

In 2015, we stopped the production of our Jesus Comes Magazine after social media became popular. You can still buy out books and previous years magazines from the store.

History

In the bustling city of Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, in the year 1971, a humble yet visionary man by the name of Brother John Rabindranath embarked on a mission that would touch the lives of countless individuals across the region. Armed with faith, determination, and a fervent desire to spread the teachings of Jesus Christ, Brother John laid the foundation for what would soon become a beacon of spiritual enlightenment – Jesus Comes magazine.

Born out of a deep-rooted commitment to serving humanity and propagating the message of love and compassion, Jesus Comes magazine was more than just a publication; it was a testament to the transformative power of faith and the unwavering dedication of its founder. With its inaugural issue, the magazine set out to inspire, educate, and uplift its readers, offering a unique blend of biblical insights, inspirational stories, and practical guidance for living a life aligned with the teachings of Jesus.

Under Brother John’s guidance, Jesus Comes quickly gained traction, attracting a growing readership eager to delve into its pages and discover the timeless wisdom it imparted. Through articles, testimonials, and personal reflections, the magazine fostered a sense of community among its readers, nurturing a shared journey of spiritual growth and enlightenment.

Over the years, Jesus Comes evolved and expanded its reach, transcending geographical boundaries to touch the hearts and minds of individuals far and wide. Brother John’s unwavering commitment to excellence ensured that each issue of the magazine was meticulously crafted, with content that resonated with readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Beyond its role as a publication, Jesus Comes became a platform for fostering dialogue, understanding, and unity among diverse communities. Through its pages, readers were encouraged to embrace the values of empathy, forgiveness, and compassion, fostering a culture of inclusivity and acceptance.

Throughout its journey, Jesus Comes faced its share of challenges and obstacles, but through it all, Brother John remained steadfast in his conviction, guided by his unwavering faith in the mission he had embarked upon. His leadership and vision served as a guiding light, inspiring countless individuals to lead lives of purpose and meaning.