An Unextinguished Lamp

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Our Lordships
Our Vicar
Rev. Bijoy M John

Holy Qurbana Timings

1st,3rd and 4th Sunday

9.00 am

2nd Sunday

First Service

7.00 am

Parasya Aaradhana

9.00 am

5th Sunday

Parasya Aaradhana

9.00 am

Paniyeli Chapel

9.00 am

Regular Programs

Sevika Sanghom

1st, 2nd ,3rd and 5th Tuesday 10.30 am at Church

4th Tuesday 10.30 am at Homes

Senior Citizen Fellowship

1st Wednesday 10.30 am @ Church

2nd Wednesday - House Visit

Edavaka Mission

1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Friday 10.30 am @Church

3rd Friday - House visit

Choir

Choir Practice every Saturday @6 pm

Sunday School

1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Sunday 7.30 am @Church

2nd Sunday 2pm

Prayer Meetings

First Sunday

Iringole area - 3.30pm

Asram area - 4.45 pm

Second Sunday

Aimury area - 3.45pm

Koovapady area - 5.00pm

Third Sunday

Church area - 3.30pm

Asram East area - 5.00pm

Fourth Sunday

Common prayer - 4.00pm

Second Saturday

Town area 5.00pm

Our Organizations
Sunday School
In 1950 Sunday school was founded in our parish under the leadership of the first Headmaster Sri. N. C Koshy. In the beginning, it functioned at the Asram Boarding ...
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Yuvajana Sakhyam
Mar Thoma yuvajana Sakhyam is the department of energetic youths of Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church, established in 1933. By the year 1957, the Yuvajana Sakhyam ...
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Church Choir
In the early days of the parish there was no church choir as such. But during the church services students of Asram school boarding and parish members used to sing ...
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Sevika Sangam
In 1919 at Maraman convention the Mar Thoma Suvisesha Sevika Sangam was inaugurated under the lead of Kandamma Kochamma.
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Church History
From A D 52 we now come to the year 2022 and the history of Mar Thoma Church at Perumbavoor has now to be related. A North Travancore Mission was functioning from 1894 and the activities were confined to the running of congregations mainly at Aimury and Iringole. There were a few primary schools also owned by the church. The headquarters of North Travancore region was at Perumbavoor and government offices belonging to the departments of judiciary, forest and health had the main offices here. Many of those who came to work in these offices were Marthomites from the rest of Kerala and they needed two facilities to continue their work at Perumbavoor quietly. One was a place of worship and the other, schools for the education of their children.