Christian Missionary Role In India - 5

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<b>Evangelism taking worrying proportions in  Punjab </b>
Gurufateh Singh 



Punjabi Channels have Evangelism Shows which are translated in  Punjabi.
Animated Films and books on Jesus in Punjabi are freely shown/available  in
Punjab.

Jesus is called Satguru, Church is called Satsang, Choir  Singing is called
Kirtan. Same names but meaning is totally different.

A  Church has a choir of boys in turbans. The idea is to first ween people
from  Sikhism with minimal variation in their exsisiting belief.

As it Jesuit  schools and Hospitals do their best to convert people when they
are  vulnerable, young and helpless.

Sikh Bodies have to realize the damage  being done in rural Punjab. More so
with Majbee Sikhs. I bite my tongue as I say  this as in Sikhism there should
not be such a segregation.

Moreover  Christianity is more permissive. This is the general perception.

As we  donate Millions to various charities it is important that we also look
towards  this problem. We have to make an effort to make Parchaar more
widespread. Our  Social Institutions need to be toned up. More below:
PS.Hindus were also made fool of by missionaries, now  its Sikhs turn!

1)Power in Punjab @  http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2003/007/16.24.html
2)Conversion of Sikhs to Christianity@
http://www.indiatraveltimes.com/religion...ram03.html
3)Conversion spree in  Punjab @ http://www.hvk.org/articles/0303/228.html

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