Somewhere in Kashmir, India

Flash News:International Fulltimer of India had a leg injury.

Mangalore,India:
This happened when Ambili,the fulltimer from India was in a hurry to go for mass on 12th september morning ...the day after the 5th anniversary of 9/11.

This happenend in Mangalore,India just outside the DSHJ convent hostel where she stays. Doctors say that she has a ligament tear and has been asked to take 3 weeks rest.

Fulltimers from all around have send in their prayer support.In Mangalore the JY are sure that someone is always praying for them for atleast next 3 weeks.

Moral of the Story: Leave your home early when you go for Mass.
Anyway Please keep Ambili in your prayers.

Cast your nets out into the deep

Bangalore,India:

"Put out into the deep water
and let down your nets for a catch" Luke 5.4

"I am a well placed Professional,
With a good job, a good bank balance
A secure future.......
Is it possible for me to put out into the deep ???"

Are you ready to put everything at risk for Jesus' sake???

Dony Peter, a successful MBA Professional.
Today, by His grace, he is a Jesus Youth fulltimer to Thailand.

What made him to, how did he, why did he....
Hear everything from him as he shares.

at the 'Professionals' Gathering'
Wednesday 13/9/06 6:30pm
St Anthony Church
Bangalore - India

International JesusYouth Fulltimers

The first ever Jesus Youth International Full time Volunteers' Training was held from 28th June - 20th August 2006. There were 24 participants from 9 countries. The first phase of the training was held at the Thewattha Retreat House Ragama, Sri Lanka from 28th June to 6th August 2006. This phase consisted of an intensive training which included input sessions on Discipleship, Value Clarification, Church, Bible, Evangelisation, Charisms, Pro-life and Sexuality, Prayer Groups, Self Awareness, Dramatics, Transactional Analysis and many more. A retreat during the beginning stages of the training helped the participants build a solid spiritual foundation for the rest of the days.

First things first

Welcome