Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Now, So What? Eunice Rajamathi P hails from Chennai, a member of the CSI Diocese of Madras. She has completed her Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore in 2015. She a talented singer and a social thinker. She is presently preparing herself for higher theological studies. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: A Dirty Dalit Reflection Benedict Immanuel belongs to the CSI Trichy-Tanjore Diocese. He completed his Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore. He worked with the Student Christian Movement of India, Bangalore in the Communication Desk. He is presently working as a church worker, waiting for his ordination. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Right to dignity Esther Sandhya K hails from Chennai. She serves the Lord as a Deacon belonging to CSI Madras diocese. She finished schooling in Chennai. After graduating from Women’s Christian College Chennai in the year 2014, she committed to full time ministry and was selected for the same by the Madras Diocese. She pursued Theological Education at UTC, Bangalore and is now ministering as a Deacon in Iruguvai Pastorate, Andhra Pradesh. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Discerning God in and with ‘Disability' J. Andrews Christopher belongs to the CSI Thoothukudi – Nazareth Diocese. He earned Bachelor of Divinity from The United Theological College, Bangalore in 2015. At present pursuing M. Th in the Department of Biblical Studies (Old Testament) from Gurukul Lutheran Theological College & Research Institute, Chennai. |
Reflection:God in Dirty Places and God’s Delegates, the So-Called Dirty People M. Manoj Gideon is an ordained presbyter in the Diocese of Madras. He earned his Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore in 2016. He currently serves as the Presbyter in the Madavaram Pastorate, Andhra Pradesh. His interests are in theatre, music, effective-communication and creative writing. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Casteism, the Dirt Simon Samuel belongs to the CSI- Diocese of Madras. He completed his Bachelor of Divinity from United Theological College, Bangalore. He is an ordained minister of the Church of South India – Diocese of Madras. His interests are music, reading and creative writing. |
Reflection: God at Dirty places: I, the Corrupted Temple of God Jenifa Rani earned her Bachelor of Divinity from UTC, Bangalore and worked with the CSI Diocese of Tirunelveli, Pastorally Ministering with Persons with Hearing Impairment. She later interned at NCCI with the National Programme Commission on Unity and Mission, the Indian Ecumenical Disability Accompaniment and the National Ecumenical Forum of Gender and Sexual Diversities. |
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| Reflection: God in dirty places: Suffering with the Migrants Darkerlin Mukhim completed her Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore (2005-2008) and Master of Arts in Theology from the Protestant Theological University, Groningen (2012-13). She is presently working with Student Christian Movement of India, Bangalore as the Executive Secretary for Faith, Formation and Praxis desk. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Imago Dei and Human Dignity Moakumla Longkumer is a faculty at Allahabad Bible Seminary in the Dept. of Christian Ministry and a Ph.D. candidate in the Dept. of Psychology under the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, SHUATS, Naini, UP. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: The Disgusting Menstruation B Silpa Rani completed her B.D. from Bishop’s College, Kolkata and Master of Theology from the United Theological College, Bangalore. She is presently working as the Assistant Professor in the Department of Biblical Studies (Old Testament) and also serving as the Dean of Studies in Bishop’s College Kolkata. |
Reflection: God in dirty places: Drug Abuse G. Christina Nesa Preethi belongs to the Indian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ambur. She completed her Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore. At present she is working as the Chaplain of Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). She ministers with the patients, students and staff community of PIMS, Pondicherry. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: “Are you one of us?” Ben J Immanuel is an inter-denominational Badaga Christian originally from Coonoor, currently living in Bengaluru. He holds a Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bengaluru and is presently working with Student Christian Movement of India (SCMI). Although both his parents are Badagas, a tribal group inhabiting the Nilgiri hills in Tamil Nadu, Ben grew up not learning his own language and culture. Even in seminary, he did not play his Tribal card. He also married outside his tribe, his childhood sweetheart, shaking his tribal system a bit. This reflection is one of his many attempts at delving into his own tribal identity. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places Those behind the bars: What about them? S. Esther Ao hails from Dimapur belonging to the Dimapur Ao Baptist Church (DABA), Dimapur, Nagaland. She earned her Bachelor of Divinity from Bishop’s College, Kolkata, affiliated to the Senate of Serampore College and her Master of Theology in Biblical Studies (Old Testament) from the United Theological College, Bangalore. She was the member of Faculty of Calcutta Bible College, Kolkata. She is currently preparing for her Doctoral research Programme. Her interests are reading, music, creative writings and so on. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Ignoring Thorns-Stem of Roses Chenijan Patton has completed Master of Arts (Philosophy) from the Eastern Hill University. He earned his Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Theology from the United Theological College, Bangalore. He is presently pursuing doctoral studies. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: You/Me/She/Her “Being a Woman!” Imnabenla Jamir is a native of Ao Naga community of Nagaland. She has submitted her doctoral dissertation to the Senate of Serampore College (University) through the United Theological College, Bangalore in the department of Christian Ethics. She is a former faculty of the Masters College of Theology, Vishakhapatnam. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Drought D. Colin Dass belongs to the CSI Vellore Diocese. He completed his Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore, in 2018. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Dirt, Spit and The Restoration Jianthaolung Gonmei comes from a small town Tamenglong in Manipur. He completed Bachelor of Divinity at The United Theological College, Bangalore and is currently working as Executive Secretary – Youth Concerns in National Council of Churches in India, Nagpur. |
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| Dikteii Chawngthu hails from Mizoram, India. She earned her Bachelor of Divinity from the Academy of Integrated Christian Studies (AICS, Aizawl) in 2014 and Master of Theology in the department of Christian Ministry from the United Theological College, Bangalore in 2017. She is currently pursuing her Doctoral Research in Pastoral Care and Counselling under SATHRI, Serampore. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Stained by the Bloodshed of Famine Sam Sunny Anand is an ordained minister from the Church of South India, Diocese of Madras. Currently he is pursuing his Masters in Ecumenical Studies at the University of Bonn, Germany. As a pastor, he actively engages in counseling and coaches the youth in ‘crisis management’. |
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| Femila Livingston earned her Bachelor of Divinity from Bishop’s college, Kolkata and Master of Theology (Christian Theology) from Tamilnadu Theological Seminary, Madurai. She previously interned with National Council of Churches in India -ESHA Project. Currently, she serves as a Program Executive for CSI-GEET in CSI Synod. |
| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: God, Land and Dirtiness Paul Lawrence G. earned his Bachelor of Divinity from Bishop's College, Kolkata. He is serving as a Presbyter with the Church of South India, Diocese of Madras in Nagalapuram Pastorate. His area of interest lies in Bible studies and teaching. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Filthy Love and a Wrestling God Priscilla Rawade is an ordained minister of the Church of North India. She completed her Bachelor of Divinity from Bishop’s College, Kolkata and her Master of Theology in Biblical Studies (Old Testament) from the United Theological College, Bangalore. She is currently teaching in the department of Biblical Studies (Old Testament) in Bishop’s College, Kolkata. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Inter-Caste Marriage Samuel Ragland Paul graduated with Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore. He currently serves as a church worker of the Church of South India, Tirunelveli Diocese. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: 'Childline 1908' Hungreiphy ZAS is a Tangkhul Naga from Manipur. Having completed her B.D. studies from Leonard Theological College, Jabalpur and M.Th. in History of Christianity from United Theological College, Bangalore, she currently works as a lecturer in the Department of History of Christianity at Yavatmal College for Leadership Training, Yavatmal Maharashtra. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places and The Right to Dissent Arvind Theodore is an alumnus of the United Theological College, Bangalore. Prior to moving to the U.S. for his S.T.M. studies at Union Theological Seminary, New York, he worked as an Adjunct Faculty in the Department of Theology and Ethics in his alma mater for little over a year. Currently, he works as the Communications Coordinator for the Trinity Union Fellowship Program, and will begin his Ph.D. in the field of Social Ethics at Union Theological Seminary in the Fall of 2020. |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: The Caved-in Rape Shruti Rajan was brought up in Pune. She originally hails from Kerala and belongs to the Marthoma Church. She did Bachelor of Engineering from the Savitri Bai Phule University, Pune in 2007, and also completed the Diploma in Proficiency in Counselling course from United Theological College, Bangalore in 2018. She is presently working as a software professional with Epsilon, Bangalore. |
Reflection: God in Dirty Places: Co-Suffering, Life-Giving God (Or) Retributive God: Polarized Views on God Samuel Anbarasu earned his Bachelor of Divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore. He is an ordained minister of the Church of South India – Diocese of Madras. He is passionate about reading, movies, football and preaching. He is presently serving in the Gundur Pastorate. He is also the Co-Editor, "God in Dirty Places: Season 1" |
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| Reflection: God in Dirty Places: God Lives in Poverty Raj Kumar JohnWesley is the son of Church Sexton. He completed his BD from United Theological College, Bangalore. He is currently serving CSI Madras Diocese as Presbyter of CSI Nallattur - Poonimnagadu, Ponpadi Thazhavedu Pastorates. His interests are reading, drama and sports. |
Reflection:God in Dirty Places: Dad’s Battle with Dementia & God in Dirty Places: Whose Side Are You Today? Vinod Shemron S. earned his Bachelor of divinity from the United Theological College, Bangalore. He completed his internship with the National Council of Churches in India. He served as the Associate Executive Secretary of the Mission and Scholarship Desk of the Student Christian Movement of India. He is presently pursuing Master of Theology in the Department of Christian Theology from North India Institute of Post Graduate Theological Studies, Serampore. He is also the Editor, "God in Dirty Places" |
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