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Understanding Biblical truths in todays context
TRACI is committed to research and communication on issues of relevance to witnessing in the reality of life today. The secular teaching that the Bible is very good but impractical is a myth that too many christians secretly suspect. Building supportive fellowships and promoting research to enable effectiveness in Christian witness is a principal objective. PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS: Christian Mind Series:- Monthly Challenges to Faith in Asia:- Quarterly review of faith related news in Asia RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Cross-Cultural Issues in AIDS: An Afro-Asian Advocacy By Rev Valson Thampu Rediscovering Mission: Towards a Non-Western Missiological Paradigm By Rev Valson Thampu YOU ARE WELCOME TO BE INVOLVED IN OUR CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECT Indian Christian Heritage: An introduction to the great heritage of Christianity in India. PLEASE E-MAIL FOR OTHER PUBLICATIONS, PROGRAMS OR INFORMATION
Members of the Board
Chairman: Rev Valson Thampu, Head, Dept of English, St Stephen's College Vice Chairman: Mr Ivan Sikha, Regional Director, India Campus Crusade for Christ Secretary: Mr Joseph Puthooran, Management & Healthcare Software Consultant Treasurer: Dr K M Mathew, Head, Dept of Rehabilitation Medicine, St Stephen's Hospital Dr Mrs Alice Jacob, Member, Law Commission, Government of India Dr Shantanu Dutta, World Vision of India Dr John George Mr George Abraham, Communications Consultant and Founder President, World Blind Cricket Council Dr J Jacob, Director, St Stephen's Hospital
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