Youth Fellowship
Youth are the Church Today.
Dedicated to the service and development of leadership in the church Hudson Youth Fellowship initiates at both cultural and social activities with their peers guidance and support. MISSION AND VISION: ASPIRING GOD’S UNCHANGING LOVE IN AN EVER-CHANGING WORLD Hudson Memorial Church Youth Fellowship is an inspiring gathering of young adults, youth and teens developing quality relationships and redeem ourselves through the word of God. |
HMCYF’S MISSION
Our mission is to reach out to people with the love and truth. To remain faithful to the unchanging message of the Gospel and to present it powerfully through our actions and deeds.
In order to achieve our vision we are having regular youth meetings, initiates youth retreats and seminars, so that the youth can grow spiritually.
We involve in helping the needy, visiting the sick, donating the offering collected during the get-together sale on any given Sunday.
Our other activities involved, having weekly meetings, in which we had guest speakers coming to deliver God’s message, had quizzes, games etc. We also used to invite other church youth members so as to know their activities and to have a good interaction.
Our youth are very actively involved in Carol & Bhajana singing too
Our mission is to reach out to people with the love and truth. To remain faithful to the unchanging message of the Gospel and to present it powerfully through our actions and deeds.
In order to achieve our vision we are having regular youth meetings, initiates youth retreats and seminars, so that the youth can grow spiritually.
We involve in helping the needy, visiting the sick, donating the offering collected during the get-together sale on any given Sunday.
Our other activities involved, having weekly meetings, in which we had guest speakers coming to deliver God’s message, had quizzes, games etc. We also used to invite other church youth members so as to know their activities and to have a good interaction.
Our youth are very actively involved in Carol & Bhajana singing too
Home of Hope
"I was a criminal, until I allowed god to work in me and use me for his purpose" was the statement Raja popularly know as Auto Raja, chose to introduce us to his work. A juvenile from the streets of Chennai, uneducated and under qualified for any work, cursed by the family, yet RAJA was the chosen one by God.
A privilege of having met this man of unusual faith his actions spoke more than words. The expressions of each individual we saw who reacted to the warmth given by Raja and the passion he showed to the destitute was an eye-opener. The actions of Raja took us back to the story of Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). The New Ark Mission was started on the same objectives.
Raja supporting 450 destitutes with voluntary methods of funds in a 3,000 sq ft building. Homogeneity or a quality of being in a state of similarity was seen on the premises. There was no comparability between the old and young, elite and poor, Christians and other religious sects or between the healthy and the infected. The smiles were mutual, they gave us stories we gave them time to listen, they gave us their past and we gave them our warmth and they gave us love to be loved back by us. To conclude we equipped our minds with having 'services as a responsibility according to his purpose' willed for us. Home of Hope gave each of us insight on how our patriotism towards religion cannot be bound to church, preaching or to worship but to show humanity and help the needy and the unfortunate.
A privilege of having met this man of unusual faith his actions spoke more than words. The expressions of each individual we saw who reacted to the warmth given by Raja and the passion he showed to the destitute was an eye-opener. The actions of Raja took us back to the story of Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). The New Ark Mission was started on the same objectives.
Raja supporting 450 destitutes with voluntary methods of funds in a 3,000 sq ft building. Homogeneity or a quality of being in a state of similarity was seen on the premises. There was no comparability between the old and young, elite and poor, Christians and other religious sects or between the healthy and the infected. The smiles were mutual, they gave us stories we gave them time to listen, they gave us their past and we gave them our warmth and they gave us love to be loved back by us. To conclude we equipped our minds with having 'services as a responsibility according to his purpose' willed for us. Home of Hope gave each of us insight on how our patriotism towards religion cannot be bound to church, preaching or to worship but to show humanity and help the needy and the unfortunate.
Youth Competition
HMC Youth participated in the AGAPE Youth Event conducted by the Sawday Memorial Church on the 27th July. The enthusiastic and vibrant youth team were able to win the 2nd prize in the Western Singing.
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