A Day to Cherish-Celebrating 150 years of Worship with the Youth Fellowship

September, the twenty-fifth was a day to remember and cherish for all the members of the congregation of the Church of the Epiphany especially as it was a day of performances by bands from different churches and congregations from the National Capital Region of Delhi. Part of the ongoing celebrations of the 150th Anniversary of the Church of the Epiphany, the event was also attended by Ryan Martyr of the Now You Think You Can Dance fame, the Vice President, Revd. Suresh Kumar of the council of the Church of North India, Doicese of Delhi and Brother Dr. Monodeep Daniel of Brotherhood.

The whole day event which started at about one in the afternoon, went on till about nine in the night.

This wonderful programme, part of the ongoing celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Church was a grand success thanks to the efforts of the youth fellowship, guided by its President, Mr. Ayush Paul, members of the pastorate committee, and most important of all the persistence and patience of the Presbyter in Charge, Revd. Sunil S. Ghazan!

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