FAMILY & YOUTH CONFERENCE

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1 FAMILY & YOUTH CONFERENCE Northeast American Diocese July Lancaster Host & Resort Lancaster, PA Participant Name Participant parish 1

2 Table of Contents PART 1 : GUIDE Welcome Letter 3 Schedule 4 Contact List 8 Map Inside 8-9 Biography of Speakers 10 Super Sessions 11 Rules & Regulations 12 Thanks to Supporters 13 Conference Statistics 14 PART 2 : CHOIR BOOK 20 2

3 The Northeast American Diocese of the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church 2158 ROUTE 106 MUTTONTOWN NEW YORK By the Grace of God, Zachariah Mar Nicholovos, Diocesan Metropolitan Dear Conference Participant, July 9, 2014 We take this opportunity to offer our thanksgiving to God, in welcoming you to the 2014 Diocesan Family & Youth Conference. It is our sincere prayer that you will have a refreshing time in listening to the messages and classes of our speakers, sharing and listening to the thoughts and reflections of each other, and the presence of each other. We most especially trust that you will find this year s Family & Youth Conference, as an opportunity for spiritual reflection and meditation. This year we meditate upon the theme Sacramental Life based on the Gospel of St. John 3:5. Often we have a distorted view of the liturgical worship of the Church, and may even fail to invite the Grace we receive from the Sacrament. This may be due to the lacking in our liturgical attitude towards the life of the Church. The gleanings from the Sacred Tradition of the Church, which include Holy Scripture, and the experience of the saints, show that a Sacramental life offers not only a way to worship the Holy Trinity, but also offer a sense of healing to our lives. Since the past Family & Youth Conference, our Diocesan family has endured through much pain, trials, heartaches, directly or indirectly. We may even feel that God is ever so distant during these times. Yet, the Church invites us to Truth, Who we can fully experience in the Sacramental Life. The Truth that He is a God who not only heals, but also walks with us, and amongst us in our sufferings. May this Family & Youth Conference be an opportunity for introspection and reflection on your own lives. We pray that you will leave this Family & Youth Conference, experiencing the God Who heals, and walks amongst broken people, especially in the Sacramental Life of the Church. May the blessings and mercies of God Almighty be showered upon us. Yours in our Lord, Zachariah Nicholovos, Metropolitan Telephone (718) Fax (718) NortheastAmericanDiocese@gmail.com 3

4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, :00 PM Conference Check-in (Lobby) 6:00 PM Dinner (Ballroom) 7:00 PM Procession Line up (Parking Lot - East) 7:30 PM Evening Prayer (Showroom) 8:00 PM Inaugural Session (Showroom) 8:15 PM Opening Address (Showroom) 8:30 PM Devotional Concert (Showroom) 9:30 PM MGOCSM (Paradise) 11:00 PM Lights Out THURSDAY, JULY 17, :15 AM Midnight Prayers [Lilio] (optional) (Showroom) 7:00 AM Morning Prayer (Showroom) 7:30 AM Devotional Address (Showroom) 7:45 AM Choir (Showroom) 8:00 AM Breakfast (Ballroom) 8:45 AM Choir (Showroom) 9:00 AM Adults Keynote [Rev. Fr. Dr. Johns Abraham Konat ] (Showroom) FOCUS Address # 1 [Mat. Jennifer Mosher] (Hopewell) MGOCSM Address # 1 [Rev. Fr. Mat Alexander] (Paradise) Middle Schoolers (Heritage B) Children Elementary (Heritage A) Toddlers (Kids Zone) 4

5 10:30 AM Coffee Break 10:45 AM Adults Group Discussion #1 (Showroom, Exhibit Hall) FOCUS FOCUS (Hopewell) MGOCSM Group Discussion (Paradise, Cornwall, Hinderhook) Children Middle Schoolers (Heritage B) Elementary (Heritage A) Toddlers (Kids Zone) 12:00 noon Noon Prayer (Showroom) 12:30 PM Lunch (Ballroom) 2:00 PM Super Sessions I 1. Hudayo Canon (Showroom) 2. Death and After Life (Paradise) 3. Sacramental Life in women s daily life (Hopewell) 4. Sacrament of healing (Cornwall) 3:00 PM Break 3:30 PM Sports (Expo Center) 6:00 PM Dinner (Ballroom) 6:45 PM Choir (Showroom) 7:00 PM Evening Prayer - Malayalam (Showroom) 7:30 PM Choir (Showroom) 7:45 PM Devotional Address (Showroom) 8:00 PM Entertainment Night (Showroom) 11:00 PM Lights Out Children: Middle Schoolers Elementary Toddlers (Heritage, Kids Zone) Evening Prayer - English (Paradise) Devotional Address (Paradise) 5

6 FRIDAY, JULY :15 AM Midnight Prayers [Lilio] (optional) (Showroom) 7:00 AM Morning Prayer - Malayalam (Showroom) Morning Prayer - English (Paradise) 7:30 AM Devotional Address - Malayalam (Showroom) 7:45 AM Choir (showroom) 8:00 AM Breakfast Optional Prayer (showroom) 8:45 AM Photo Session (showroom) Devotional Address - English (Paradise) 9:00 AM Adults Keynote [Rev. Fr. Dr. Johns Abraham Konat] (Showroom) FOCUS Address # 2 [Mat. Jennifer Mosher] (Hopewell) MGOCSM Address # 1 [Rev. Fr. Mat Alexander] (Paradise) Middle Schoolers (Heritage B) Children Elementary (Heritage A) Toddlers (Kids Zone) 10:45AM Coffee Break 11:00AM Adults Group Discussion #2 (Showroom, Exhibit Hall) FOCUS FOCUS (Hopewell) MGOCSM Group Discussion Children Middle Schoolers (Heritage B) Elementary (Heritage A) Toddlers (Kids Zone) 12:00 noon Noon Prayer (Showroom) 12:30 PM Lunch (Ballroom) 6

7 Super Sessions II 1. Sacrament of Confession (Showroom) 2. Orthodox Response to Non-Denominational Churches (Cornwall) 2:00 PM 3. Educate Yourself for Raising Teenagers (Paradise) 4. Growing Old- Growing Gold (Making Aging a pleasant experience) (Hopewell) 3:00 PM Plenary Session (Showroom) Children: Middle Schoolers Elementary Toddlers (Heritage, Kids Zone) 4:00 PM Souvenir Release, Vote of Thanks (Showroom) 4:30 PM Free Time Coffee (Lower Lobby) 4:30 PM Clergy Association (Heritage A) Baskyomo Association (Heritage B) 6:00 PM Dinner (Ballroom) 6:45 PM Evening Prayer & Choir (Showroom) 7:45 PM Adults Retreat - (Showroom) FOCUS Retreat (Paradise) MGOCSM Children Retreat (Heritage A & B) 8:30 PM Adults Confession (Showroom) FOCUS MGOCSM Children Liturgical Song Session (Heritage A & B) 11:00 PM Lights Out SATURDAY, JULY 19, :00 AM Prayers & H. Qurbana (Showroom) 9:15 AM Closing Session Showroom) 10:00 AM Brunch (Ballroom) 11:30 AM Checkout 7

8 CONTACT LIST Fr. Sujit T Thomas Coordinator Fr. Vijay Thomas Jt. Coordinator Dr. Philip George General Secretary Mr. Thomas George Treasurer Mr. Abraham Joshua Onsite Responsibilities

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10 ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS The keynote speaker is Rev Fr. Dn. Johns Abraham Konat. Fr. Johns Abraham Konat, the Priest Trustee of the Malankara Church, also serves as Lecturer at the Orthodox Theological Seminary Kottayam. At the Seminary, Fr. Konat is the principal guide and tutor of Eucharistic services for deacons and teaches Syriac, Church Canons and Liturgy. Some of the books that Fr. Konat has authored include Nervazhiyil, Sroogile Mar yakoob. Fr. Konast has published several articles in various international journals. Fr. Konat earned a Doctorate in Theology for research in Syriac Fathers from the Catholic University of Louvain-La-Neuve at Belgium. Fr. Konat is also Syriac Instructor at the St. Ephrem Ecumenical Research Institute, Kerala. Speaker for MGOCSM is Rev. Fr. Mat Alexander. Fr. Mat is a graduate of Washington University and St. Vladimir s Seminary. Fr. Mat has served as General Secretary of MGOCSM North America. Fr. Mat is presently serving as the Youth Minister in Dallas and lives there with his wife Manju and two children. Speaker for Young Adults is Matushka Jennifer Mosher. Matushka Mosher is a graduate of Yale University, Yale Divinity School and St. Vladimir s Theological Seminary. She is the wife of Fr. Joshua Mosher, who is the presently serving as at Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox Church in Meriden, Connecticut. She works parttime as a grants officer for FOCUS North America. She also does research in writing and speaking and publishing on the place of children in the Orthodox tradition and has worked in curriculum development. Sunday School Speaker is Rev Dn. Abraham Philip. Dn. Abraham is a graduate of Queens College and St Tikhons Theological Seminary. Dn. Abraham is presently serving as the secretary to the Diocesan Metropolitan. 10

11 SUPER SESSIONS THURSDAY 1. Hudayo Canon Rev. Fr. Johns Abraham Konat The Canon law accepted the Malankara Church is called Hudayo Canon. This work consists of 40 chapters regulating Church life and was codified by Bar Hebraeus in 13th century. This supersession will cover the role of canon law in Orthodox church, contents of canon and application in modern life. 2. Death and After life - Rev. Fr. Mat Alexander Fr. Mat will speak about the Orthodox teaching concerning death and the after life. 3. Sacramental life in daily life of women Matushka Jennifer Haddad Mosher What does it mean for a woman to live a sacramental life? How can we bridge Sunday morning to Monday morning? 4. Sacrament of Healing Rev. Fr. Laby Panackamattom Fr. Laby will speak about the Orthodox teaching on healing of the sick and address the sacrament of healing. FRIDAY 1. Sacrament of Confession - Matushka Jennifer Haddad Mosher Perhaps the most controversial sacrament of all is sacrament of confession. Do we need to confess our sins to a priest? How can we prepare for confession? 2. Orthodox Response to Non-Denominationalism Rev. Fr Mat Alexander The rise and growth of non-denominational churches poses a challenge to the Orthodox Church. What is the Orthodox response to rise of nondenominational churches. 3. Educate Yourself for Raising Teenagers - Rev. Fr. Varghese Daniel Raising teenagers is a confusing and daunting experience. This supersession will cover role of parents, communication, discipline, etc. 4. Making Aging a pleasant experience Golden Years Rev. Fr. Paulose T. Peter The US elderly population continues to grow at a staggering rate. As we continue to gray more, how can we cope with the challenges of aging? How can church serve the aging? The objective of the supersession is to address: Perception of Aging, Challenges of elderly individuals, Caring for the elderly, Church s ministry to and by the elderly 11

12 Conference Rules The following rules and regulations must be read and fully understood by all registrants. While this document highlights the primary rules related to the Conference, it is not an all-inclusive list but it is in addition to the rules and regulations of our host, Honor s Haven. All participants are expected to adhere to the regulations, policies, and guidelines as well as to local, state, and federal laws concerning health, safety, and public order. Any individual that fails to comply with these regulations is subjected to dismissal from the hotel at their own expense. No refunds will be issued. There shall be no exceptions to these rules. Rules and regulations include but are not limited to, the following: Parents are responsible for minors (age 17 and under). Participants are to remain on the Hotel site for the duration of the Conference. Unmarried and unrelated persons are not permitted to be in each other s hotel rooms. All group activity will be confined to the designated common areas. Any form of physical or verbal aggression towards another individual will not be tolerated. All forms of alcohol and illegal substances are prohibited. The Committee will take appropriate action if participants are found with such items. Solicitation of any products will not be permitted during the course of this Conference. Any and all valuables brought to the Conference facility by participant are his/ her sole responsibility. All participants must attend mandatory conference sessions and activities. Please be on time. The Northeast American Diocese and the Family and Youth Conference Committee will not be held responsible for the loss or reimburse any lost items. Respect the Conference and the site participants will be responsible for damages to the Hotel Property. All cell phones/pagers must be turned off or on vibrate mode during all sessions. While these are the written rules, each Conference attendee is expected to behave in a Christian manner respecting the rights and privacy of one another. Conference Committee Officials reserve the right to dismiss, fine, or reprimand individuals in violation of these rules. The aforementioned individuals also reserve the right to search individuals or their rooms if there is suspicion of criminal or inappropriate activities. 12

13 THANKS TO SUPPORTERS Sponsors and Souvenir Best Compliments help to keep the registration fees of the Conference to the minimum possible amount. Many people supported the Conference by placing compliments in the Souvenir The following five parishes that gave the most financial support with Souvenir ads: 1. St Mary s Orthodox Church, Rockland NY ($9,400) 2. St George Orthodox Church, Portchester NY ($6,150) 3. St George Orthodox Church, Staten Island NY ($4,650) 4. St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Bensalem PA ($3,800) 5. St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Philadelphia (Unruh Ave.) PA ($3,300 Special Thanks to Vicars and Diocesan Assembly Members of these parishes for their hard work. 13

14 FYC 2014 Participants by Parish 14 ParishName Total Participants Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church 9 Mar Gregorios Orthodox Church, Staten Island 6 St. Baselios Orthodox Church, Ridgewood, NY 2 St. Basil Orthodox Church, Franklin Square, NY 11 St. George Orthodox Church, Fairless Hills, PA 2 St. George Orthodox Church, Portchester, NY 37 St. George Orthodox Church, Staten Island, NY 45 St. Gregorios (Ludlow St.) O.C., Bronx, NY 7 St. Gregorios (Parkhill) O.C., Yonkers, NY 16 St. Gregorios Church (Underhill), Westchester 12 St. Gregorios Orthodox Church Elmont, NY 70 St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Bensalem, PA 12 St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Cherry Lane, NY 25 St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Clifton, NJ 9 St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Washington D.C. 4 St. Gregorios Toronto, Mississauga 4 St. John's Orthodox Church Orangeburg, NY 41 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Boston, MA 26 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Bronx, NY 14 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Jackson Heights, NY 19 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Linden, NJ 28 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Rockland, NY 48 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Staten Island, NY 11 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Valley Cottage, NY 7 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, West Sayville, NY 34 St. Mary's Orthodox Church, White Plains, NY 12 St. Paul's Orthodox Church, Albany 9 St. Peter's & St. Paul's, Tappan, NY 13 St. Stephen's Orthodox Church, Long Island, NY 14 St. Stephen's Orthodox Church, Midland Park, NJ 47 St. Thomas Malankara O.C.(Mascher St.), Phila., PA 6 St. Thomas OC, Philadelphia, PA (Unruh Ave.) 21 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Baltimore, MD 14 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Dover, NJ 12 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Long Island, NY 28 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Syracuse, NY 7 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Washington D.C. 8 St. Thomas Orthodox Church, Yonkers, NY 29 Sts. Baselios and Gregorios O.C., N.Plainfield, NJ 17 Total 736

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19 FYC 2014 Songs Choir: Staten Island - NJ Churches Director: Rev. Fr. Alex K. Joy 19

20 bmtl \ns \maw hmgvøn-sp p bmtl \ns \maw ]pi-gvøn-sp p kwko-x-tømspw kvtxm{x-tømspw \ns \maw hmgvøn-sp p \ns \maw hmgvøn-sp p (2) SONG 1 1. \ns alxzw BImiw h Æn- n-sp-tºmƒ \ns Ir]Iƒ `qtemiw hmgvøn-sp-tºmƒ c I\mw \n k n-[n-bn R߃ hw nsp p ]cn]mei\mw \n khnt[ R Ä \an nsp p&..bmtl \ns 2. tcmk-߃ kln p Rm he- n-sp-tºmƒ Zpcn-X-߃ Fs tzln XI Øn-Sp-tºmƒ c -I-\mbv \o Icw ]nsn-s s Db Øn-Sp p A`btaIn \o AcnIn Fs AW nsp p bmtl \ns Yahei Ninte Naamam Vazhthidunnu Yahei Ninte Naamam Pukazhthidunnu Sangeeththodum Sthothrathodum Ninte Naamam Vaazhthidunnu Ninte Naamam Vaazhthidunnu (2) 1. Ninte Mahathwam Aaksam Varnnichidumbol Ninte Kripakal Bhoolokam Vazhthidumbol (2) Rakshakanam Nin Sannidhiyil Njangal Vanangidunnu Paalakanam Nin Savidhei Njangal Namicheedunnu (2) Yahei.. 2. Rogangal Sahichu Njan Valanjidumbol Durithangal Ente Dehi Thakartheedumbol (2) Rakshakanai Nee Karam Pidichennei Uyarthidunnu Abhayameki Nee Arikil Ennei Anachidunnu (2) Yahei.. 20

21 SONG 2 kvxpxn-i-fn hkn- n-sp ip t\ kvxpxn-iƒt w tbmky-\mb sszhta GXp t\cøpw GXnepw A[nIw \mhn\p {]nbw \n kvxpxn-bt m lmte-epøm lmte-epøm lmte-epøm Bta lmte-epøm 1. cmhnse Aß-bn alm-z-bbpw cm{xn-bn Aß-bn hniz-kvx-x-sbbpw Hm Øo-Spta F pw h Æn- o-spta h Z-bbv p kvtxm{x-ta-ipta (lm-te-ep-øm) 2. X n-t\mspw \rø-tømspw In -c-tømspw ]Øp Iºn-bn hmzy-tlm-j-tam-ssbpw D -\m-z-øn AXyp \mz-øn k Xw kvxpxn Itc- pta (lm-te-ep-øm) SONG 3 Poh\pw am hpw \o Xs -bt m tz-lhpw tzlnbpw \o X -Xt m BZnbpw A yhpw \o am{x-at m kvt\l-øn Zo]-sa- m-fl-\mym \n sh-fn w \o sxfn- m \n hn-f- n FÆ-bpt m (2) X kzcw ti p-w o-sm \n a\- n tbip-hpt m (2) cmhnepw ]I-enepw \o Imh-teIn cmhnse \n Zb Fs -bp-w Øn Ag-emsI \o n AI-Xm-cn \n pw \ng-tein kvt\l-øn XW-teIn \o (\n shfn...) 20 21

22 k m-bp-[-߃ [cn- p-ap-t dmw kz K-tem-I-\mYm hc-zm-\-taiq (\n sh-fn...) Jeevanum Margavum nee thanneyallo Dehavum Dehiyum nee thannathallo Aadiyum Anthyavum nee mathramalo Snehathin Deepamennadmanatha Ninvelicham nee thelicken Nin Vilakkil Ennayundo (2) Thanswaram kettunarnneedan Nin Manassil Yesuvundo (2) Ravil Pakalum Nee Kavaleki Ravile nin daya Enneyunarthi Azhalake neekki akatharil ninnum Nizhaleki Snehathin Thanaleki nee (Nin Veli.) Nanmayal thinmaye Vanniduvanai Ninvachanathal Adaraduvanai Sarvayudhangal Dharichu munneram Swarlokanadha Varadanamekoo (Nin Veli.) F mw F mw Zm\-at CsXm pw Ft -X F mw F mw X -Xt CsXm pw Rm t\sn-b-x Poh\pw Poh-\n-tbm-K-ßfpw {]mw\pw {]mw-{]-`m-h-ßfpw \my \n Znhyamw Zm\-ß-ft CsXm pw Ft -X SONG 4 \nan-j-ß-fn Hmtcm \nan-j-ß-fn Fs s]mxn-bp \n Poh-In-c-W-ßfpw Hcp-am-{X-t]mepw ]ncn-bmsx Fs 19 22

23 \n Poh-km- n-bmbv \n Øo-Sp-hm ]cn-]m-h-\m-flm-hn hc-zm-\-sa- n ]I-cp kvt\lhpw Zm\-at A ]m \S-Øp sszhw GInSpw {]Xn-Zm-\-ambv kar- n-bmbv \h Poh arxnsb Pbn- p-bn-tcdn t\cn-sm Pb-ta-In-Sp-hm a Xy-sc-ho-s -Sp- m (2) SONG 5 1. tbip Xm Acp-fn-b-tXhw \msfsb Hm Øn-\nbpw BIp-etam AXn hymip-etam C\n GXpw `b-s -ts m (2) GI-am-b-h-\mbv Poh-]m-e-I-\m-b-h-\mbv A\p-Zn-\-an-S-dm- -X-e-I-fn-ep-e-bm Xh-s\ ]S-In-ep v (2)...A ]m 2. temihpw AXn taml-axpw BsI Hgn- n-spta amdnsm-sx pw tbip-hn hn\w [c-wn-bn hf n-sp p (2) \oxn kqcy-\-h \oxn-]m-e-i-\m-b-h-\mbv hcp-hm HSp-hn ^e-axp t\sm \n\-bm-sxmcp Zn\-Øn (2)...A ]m SONG 6 IjvS-\-jvS-tim-[-\-Iƒ h p-t]m-inepw B[n-hym[n ]ou-iƒ h p-tn-cnepw Cs -\n p ZpxJ-sam- pao bm{x-bn Fs I Ø-s\- p-sa IqsS-bp- -Xm (2) 18 23

24 1. txsn h nspw Fs kvt\ln-x tcm-k-i-ø-bn Rm GI-\m-Inepw Xo Øn-Sp-sas hym[n-i-sf mw kvt\l-tam-ss pw kujy-zm-b-i (2) (I-jv-S..) 2. Nmsc \n nspw Fs c -I knwl- q-s-xn Rm s] p-t]m-inepw t]m o-sp-sas B[n-I-sf mw Znhy-h-N-\-Øn i n-bm-se- pw. (2) (I-jvS..) 3. ssihn-sn-s s Fs \mb-i Imen-Sdn Rm howp-t]m-inepw ImØn-Sp-sas Fs ]me-i -ssi p pt]m X amdn-s-a-xn (2) (I-jvS..) SONG 7 tb-ipth c -mzm-bim \ns k nt[ hcp p Fs ]m]-`m-c-hp-ambv h `m GIp c sb (2) 1. D Xn shsn- -ht\ a n XmWp-h- -ht\ (2) F\n- m-bn- - tbm {Iqin- Pohs\ X Xv tbip-th ]m]w snbvxn-sm-ø-ht\ ]cn- o-w-\m-b-ht\ (2) F\n- m-bn- - tbm {Iqin- Zmln- p-ti-wxv tbip-th im]-tcm-k-ta- -h-s\ ]m]-am-bn-øo -hs\ (2) F\n- m-bn- - tbm {Iqin- ]msp-i-tf- Xv tbip-th Fs tcmkw \o hln- p Fs ]m]w \o n ap pw (2) \n\- m-bn-s s pw Rm\n\n Pohn pw \n bw tbip-th kzoi-cn Fs C v Bfl-tZ-l-tØbpw (2) Xcp p \n ssii-fn Xo Fs \ns lnxw t]m 17 24

25 Yesuve rakshaadaayakaa ninte sannidhe varunnu Ente paapabhaaravumaay vallabhaa eku rakshaye (2) 1. Unnathi vedinjavane mannil thanuvannavane (2) Enikkayittallayo kroosingkal jeevan thannath yesuve 2. Paapam cheythidaathavane pariksheenanaayavane (2) Enikkayittallayo kroosingkal daahichchu kenath yesuve 3. Saaparogametavane paapamayiththeernnavane (2) Enikkayittallayo kroosingkal paadukaletath yesuve 4. Ente rogam nee vahichchu ente paapam neekki mutum (2) Ninakkayittennum njaanini jeevikkum nischayam yesuve 5. Sveekarikka enne innu aathmadehaththeyum (2) Tharunnu nin kaikalil theerkka enne ninte hitham pol SONG 8 kvtxm{xw ]msn-spi \µn Itc- n-spi B]-Ø-\ -߃ -t\-cnspw thf-bn ssi-hnspibn \my... (2) \sω ssihn-sp-i-bn \my kvtxm{xw `mc-߃ t\cn-sp-tºmƒ kvt\l-ambv \sω hnfn pw \my (2) _e-ap `pp-߃ Icp-X-en Ic-߃ Nnd-Ip-Iƒ t]m hncn-bv pw..(2) \sω AXn \ng-en AW-bv pw AK-Xn-Iƒ m-izm-k-amipw A\m-Y m-ew-_-am-ip-a-h (2) tcmkn p hnsp-x Ipcp-S v ImgvN aps- v _e-tain...(2) Ah Gh pw im n \ Ipw... kvtxm{xw... kvtxm{xw

26 3. F Ir] \n\- p-axn hgnbpw kxyhpw Poh-\p-ambv (2) amdmsb am[p-cy-am- nb \my \nc- cw hgn-\-s-øpw... (2) \ns Ka-\sØ ÿnc-am- pw... kvtxm-{xw.. Sthothram Paadeeduka Nandi Kareiteeduka Aapathanarthangal Neridum Velayil Kaividukayill Naathan (2) Nammei Kaividukayilla Nathan Sthothram. 1. Bharangal Neridumbol Snehamai Nammei Vilikkum Naathan (2) Balamulla Bhujangal Karuthalin Karangal Chirakupol virikkum (2) Nammei Athin Nizhalil Anakkum Sthothram. 2. Agathikalkaswasamakum Anadharkaalambamakumavan (2) Rogikkuviduthal Kurudarkku Kazhcha Mudantharku Balameiki.. (2) Avan Evarkkum Saanthi Nalkum Sthothram. 3. En Krip Nanakkumathi Vazhiyum Sathyavum Jeevanumai. (2) Maarayei Maadhuryamakkiya Naathan Nirantharam Vazhinadathum..(2) Ente Gamanathei Sthiramaakkum.. Sthothram. SONG 9 hµ\w tbip-]cm! \n\-s pw hµ\w tbip-]cm hµ\w snøp p \n -Sn-bm Xncp\ma-Øn- m-z-c-hmbv C p \n k n-[n-bn ASn-bm p h p tncp-h-xn- mbv X \n p- -Xamw Ir]-bv -`n-h-µ\w snbvxo-spt h-µ\w

27 2. \n cp[n-c-a-xn-\m {]Xn-jvTn Poh-]p-Xp-h-gn-bmbv \n -Sn-bm p ]nxmhn k n-s[u h o-smta kxxw 3. C{X al-xz-ap ]Z-hn-sb- -C- p-gp- ƒ -cp-fm ]m{x-x-tb-xp-an \ns Ir]- -sb{x hnnn-{x-a-tlm 4. hm\-zq-x-k-w-߃ at\mlc Km\-ß-fm kxxw Du\-sat y ]pigvøn kvxpxn- p- - -hm-\-ht\ \n\ p 5. a -cn am -h \o a\p-ip-e- -Øn p c m-i-c \o an pw {]`m-h-ap-t m ]nxm-hn-\p- -k- n-` \ob- tbm hµ\w h-µ\w h-µ\w h-µ\w 6. \osbm-gnsi R߃ p kpc-tem-si- -bm-cp q Poh-\mYm \osbm-gn-si-bn-l-øn a- mcp an m{k-ln- m ]ct\ Vannanam yesu para ninakkekunnum Vannanam yesu para Vannanam chaiyunnu ninnadiyar Thiru namathinadaravai 1. Innu nin sannidhiyil Adiyarku vannu cheruvathinnai Thanna ninnunnathamam Krupakkabhi vannanam chaithidunnu h-µ\w 2. Nin rudhiramathinal Prathishticha jeeva puthu vazhiyai Ninnadiyarku pitha Vin sannidhou vannidame sathatham 14 27

28 3. Ithra mahatvamulla Padaviya ippuzhukkalkkarulan Pathratha yethumilla Ninte krup yethra vichithramaho 4. Vanadooda ganangal Manohara ganangalal sadadom Oonamennye pukazhthi Sthuthikkunna vanavane ninakku 5. Mannanil mannavan nee Manukulathinu rakshakaran nee Minnum prabhava mullon Pithavinu sannibhan nee allayo 6. Nee yozhike njangalkku Suraloke arullu jeevanadha Neeyozhike ihathil Mattarumillagrahippan parane SONG Xncp-Ir-]-bm-ses hgn-\-søpw Xncp-\n-W-Øm hos -Sp-tØm AXpey kvt\l-sa- m- -cyta Ir]-bn XW-en Rm hkn- o-spta -k- n-[m-\-a-xn-tam-l-\ta Rm \n n hmk-sa- m-\-µta Rms\s {Iqip-sa-Sp-Ø-Sn-h- Xn Zp L-S-ta-Sp-I-tf-dn-Spta Db-tc-\n-t -InSpw Xncp-Ir-]-Iƒ F kotbm bm{x-bn ]pxnb a m-b-h-t\-in-spta ]pxp Poh-\n-se-s \S-Øn-Spta (Xn-cp...) (k- n-[m...)

29 {]nbw hs m-sc {]nb hc-h-xn-\mbv C\n Imew Gsd-bn e y-sa-ßp-axp I n-sp p Xncp-hm-bvsamgn t]m \nd-th-dn-sp p (k- n-[m...) Thirukripayalenne vazhinadathum Thiruninathal veendeduthon Athulya snehamenthascharyame Kripayin thanalil njan vasicheedume Sannidhanamathimohame njan Ninnil Vasamenthananthame Njanente kroosumeduthadivachathi Durghadamedukaleridume (Thiru.) Uyareninnekidum thirukripakal En seeyon yathrayil Puthiya mannayavanekidume Puthujeevanilenn nadathidume (Sannidha.) Priyam vachoren priyan varavathinai Eni kalam Ereyilla Lakshyamengumathu kandidunnu Thiruvaimozhi pol niraveridunnui (Sannidha.) SONG 11 -ssz-h-ir-]-bn Rm\m-{i-bn p Ah hgn-isf Rm\-dn p A\p-K-an- ospw Ah-\psS Nph-Sp-Isf 1. Cl-tem-Itam Xcn-In-s mcp kpjhpw a\x-im- n-bxpw Fs tbip-hns Xncp-k- n-[n-bn F pw B\µw Ds -\n v sszh 2. at\m-th-z\ ]e tim[\ aa PohnX ]mx-bxn amdm-tx-dn-sp-tºm-fmfl \my-\-h amdn Nmcn-Rm-\m-iz-kn pw sszh 12 29

30 3. F{X-\- -h axn-bm-b-h Fs Icp-Xp I Ø-\-h Fs Bh-iy-ß-sf- m-a-dn- n-sp G w ASpØ klm-b-i Xm sszh 4. Fs Bbp- n Zn\-sam-s bpw Xs \ma-a-l-xz-øn-\mbv Hcp ssiøn-cn-t]m IØn-sb-cn-s m-cn- Xncp-am-dn ad- nspw Rm sszh Dhaivakrupayil njaanaashrayichu Avan vazhikalle njaarhinju Anugamicheedum avanude Chuvadukale 1. Yiha lokamo tharikilloru Sukhavum manassanthiyathum Ente Yeshuvinte thiru sannidhiyil Ennum aanantham undenikke 2. Manovedhana pala shodhana Mama jeevitha paathayathil -Dhaiva Maarhathaerhidumpol aathmanaadhanavan Maarhil chaari njaanaashwasikkum -Dhaiva 3. Ethranallavan mathiyaayavan Ennekaruthunna karthanavan Ente aavashyanghalellam arinjeedunna Ettam adutha sahaayakan than -Dhaiva 4. Ente aayussin dhinamokkeyum Thante naama mahatwathinaai Oru kaithiripol Kathiyerinjorikkal Thiru maarvil maraneedum njaan -Dhaiva bmlv \ CS-b F p-sas ]me-i Cs -\n p tjz-sam- pta (2) SONG

31 1. ] -bmb ]p p-d-ß-fn kz amw \Zn- -cn-inepw t a-am-bn-t]m- p-s -s bpw kvt\l-tam-ss-t ip \mb-i (2) bmlv 2. Iqcn-cp-fn Xmgvh-c-bn GI-\mbv k -cn- nepw B[n-sbs\y ]m Øn-Sp- Xpw Bfl-\m-Y IqsS-bp- -Xm (2) bmlv 3. i{xp-hns ]mf-b-ønepw arjvs-t`m-py-ta-in-sp- -h \ bpw Icp-W-sbm-s bpw \nxy-sas ]n p-s nspw (2) bmlv 4. IjvS-\-jvS-tim-[-\-I-fn s]m pjw Rm t\cn I nspw imizx `pp-ß-fn aosx \n `-b-\mbv Rm hkn- ospw (2) bmlv Yaah nanna idyayan Ennumente paalakan Illenikku khedhamonnume (2) 1. Pachayaaya pulpurhanghalhil Swachamaam nadhikkarikilum Kshaemamai pottunnenneyum Snaehamodennaeshu naayakan (2) Yaah 2. Koorirulhin thaazuvarhayathil Eakanai Sanharikkilum Aadhiyenye parhthidunnathum Atma naathan koodeyullhathaal (2) Yaah 3. Shathruvinte paalhayathilum Mrusha bhojyamaekidunnavan Nanmayum karhunayokkeyum Nithyamenne pinthudarneedum (2) Yaah 10 31

32 4. Kashta nashta shodhanakalhil Ponmukham njaan naeril kandidum Shaashwatha bhujanghalhin meetha Nirbhayanai njaan vassichidum (2) Yaah 932 C p ]I apgp-h Icp-W-tbm-sS-s kq n- -ht\! \µn-tbmss Xncp-\m-a-Øn p kzm hµ\w snbvxo-sp-t SONG A -h-kv{xm-zn-ifpw kpjw _e-sa- n-h-iƒ kakvxw X -Sn-bms\ \nxyw t]m n-sp D -X \o ]ct\ 2. a nsw X n-en pw ]e-p\w Jn -cm-bvta-hn-sp-tºmƒ \n -Sn-bm\p kpjw X Ir] hµ-\obw ]c-t\ 3. sx p Ip -ß-sf- n h -X-f-h \ns Ir]-bm ap pw an- -Wta ASn-bms\ D p-kvt\-ln- -h-t\ 4. F Icp-tW-i-\psS _e-sagpw X -\m-a-sa-\n p kt -X-]- -Wamw AXn-elw i -sbt y hkn pw 5. h -` \obp-d-ßmsx \ns s \ -t]m ImØo-Sp-tºmƒ C cn]p-k-w-߃ [nim-c-a- s]sp-øn-sp-hm 6. im -X-tbmSp I Øm Xncp apºn N am-bn- p-dßn kt m-j-tam-sp-w-tcww Rm Xncp-Im n I p- -kn- m C p C p C p C p C p C p

33 Innu pakal muzhuvan Karunayodenne sookshichavane Nanniyode thiru namathinu Sada vanndanam chaithudunnen 1. Anna vasthradikalum Sukham belamennivakal samastham Thannadiyane nithyam Pottidunna unnathan nee parane 2. Mannidam thannilinnum Pala janam khinnarayi mevidumpol Ninnadiyanu sukham Thanna krupa vannaniyam parane 3. Thettu kuttangal ennil Vannathalavatta ninte krupayal Muttum kshamikkename Adiyane uttu snehippavane 4. En Karunesanude Belamezhum thanga namamenikku Sanketha pattanamam Athilaham sankayenniye vasikkum 5. Vallabhan neeyurangathe Ninnenne nallpol kathidumpol Illa ripu ganangalkk Adhikaram allalpeduthiduvan 6. Santhathayodu Kartha thiru Mumpil chanthamayinnurangi Santhoshamodunarenam Njan thiru kanthi kandullasippan Innu Innu Innu Innu Innu Innu 33 8

34 SONG 14 Zn\w Zn\w Zn\w \o hmgvøpi tbip-hn ss]xte \o A\p-Zn-\hpw ]msn-hm-gvøpi 1. Im h-dn-c- ta tbip-hn c -ta Im h-dn-bn tbip-xm kz c w Nn n \o ]m]sø im]sø \o n Xs c -Øm 2. tcmkw ioen- -h ]m]w hln- -h Im hdn ae-ap-iƒ ssiim Iƒ hncn- -h c n pw tbip-hn ]mz-øn ka n Zn\w 3. Ft ip k n[n F\n-s {Xbmizmkw t i-sa mw am nspw tcmk-sa mw \o nspw hnizm-k-øm \ns tbip-hn ka n Zn\w Zn\w Dinam dinam dinam nee vaazhuthaka Yesuvin paithale nee Anudinam paadivaazhuthuka 1. Kaalvarri rekthame yesuvin rekthame Kaalvarriyil yesuthaan swontha rektham chinthi nee Paapatthe saapathe neekkithante rekthathaal (dinam) 2. Rogam seelichchavan Paapam Vahichavan Kalvari malamugal kaikaalkal virichavan Rakshikkum Yeshuvin paadhathil samarppikka (dinam) 3. Ennesu sannidhi enikkethra yaswaasam Klesamellam maatteedum rogamellam neekkeedum Viswaasathal nine yesuvil samarppikka (dinam) 734

35 Icp-Wm-Zb kmk-cta {]nb \my tbipth hcp- nxm \n khnt[ \n a ƒ Xmgva-bmbv SONG 15 \nd-bv tw \n kvt\lw \mym \n Zmk-cn \ ItW \ hcw \mym \n a -fn (I-cp-Wm-Z-b) 1. Ipcn-cp-fn Xmgvh-c-bn GI-\mbn Xo pthm ImØp-]m-en- ospw Fs X Ic-ß-fm (2) i-cwm nbmbv Xncp-k- nt[ AW-bp- n-xm, A`bw \o GIn-S-Wta 2. C -tbmfw XpW- -h F p-sa pw XpW-bv p-t m hµn- p- p \n ]mz-øn \µn-tbmss Rm (2) Poh-\m-sf mw kvtxm{x-bm-k-øm kvxpxn- n-spta AcnIn \o F pw C tbm SONG 16 C{X-tØmfw btlmh klm-bn p C{X-tØmfw sszhw Fs \SØn H p-an- m-bva-bn \ns s Db Øn C{X-tØmfw btlmh klm-bn p (I-cp-Wm-Z-b) (I-cp-Wm-Z-b) 1. lmkm-dn-s\-t mse Rm Ic- -t mƒ bmt m-_n-s\-t mse Rm Ae- -t mƒ (2) acp-`q-an-bn-se-\n p Poh-Pew Xs s C{X-tØmfw btlmh klm-bn p C-{X-tØmfw 2. GI-\mbv \nµy-\mbv ]c-tz-in-bmbv \mspw-hospwhn p Rm\-e- -t mƒ (2) kz w-\m- n tn Øp-sIm msa p-c \my-s\s C{X-tØmfw btlmh klm-bn p C-{X-tØmfw 35 6

36 3. IÆp-\ocpw ZpxJhpw \ncm-ibpw ]q Æ-ambv amdnspw Zn\w hcpw (2) A p-]mspw ZqX at y B Øp-]mSpw ip -scmøp C{X-tØmfw btlmh klm-bn p C-{X-tØmfw Ithratholam iayaho sahaayichu Ithratholam deivam enne vadathi Onnumillaimayil nennenne uyarthi Ithratholam Yehova sahaayichu. 1. Haagarineppole njaan karanjappol Yakkobineppole njaan alanjappol (2) Marubhoomiyilenikku jeevajana thannenne Ithratholam Yehova sahaayichu -Ithratholam 2. Ekanaai ninnyanaai paradheshiyaai Naadum veeedum vittu njaanalanjappo (2) Swantha nattil cherthu kollamennuracha Naadhanenne... -Ithratholam Ithratholam Yehova sahayichu -Ithratholam 3. Kannuneerum dhukhavum niraashaum Poornamai marridum dhinam varum (2) Anupaadum dhoothar madhye Aarthu paadum shudharothu Ithratholam Yehova sahaayichu -Ithratholam SONG ]msnsmw kvtxm{x-kw-koxw ]mh-\mfl \nd-hm GInSpw F m-fl-\m-y-s\ pw Bflm-hn \ h-c-߃ X Ir] F pw \nd- o-sp-hm X m-flm-hp- n hkn- o-sp-hm (]m-sn-smw...) ]pxp-po-h-\pƒs m-s m-fn-tb-ip-hm-\mbv k nt[ AW- n-sp p (]m-sn-smw...)

37 lrzbw \pdp-ßn-tbm m-{i-b-ambv Bizm-k-Zm-b-I-s\- m-fpta A\p-Xm-]-apƒs m pw Bflm-hn-t\Ipw Aen-thmsS X Ir-]-Iƒ (]m-sn-smw...) \ -I-sf pw Rm snbvxn-sp-hm-\mbv \ n-s-b ]mx ]n Xp-Scmw X kvt\-l-zo-]-øn hml-i-cmbv X lnxw \nd-th- nsmw (]m-sn-smw...) Padidam sthothrasangeetham Pavanathma Niraval Ekidum Ennathmanathanennum Aathmavin Nalvarangal (Padidam.) Thankrip Ennum Niracheeduvan Thannathmavinullil Vasicheeduvan Puthujeevanulkkondoliyekuvanai Sannidhe ananjidunnu (Padidam.) Hridayam nurungiyorkkasrayamai Aaswasadayakanennalume Anuthapamulkkollum Athmavinekum Alivaode thankripakal (Padidam.) Nanmakalennum Njan Cheythiduvanai Nallidayan patha pinthudaram Thansnehadeepathil vahakarai Thanhitham Niravettidan How Great Thou Art SONG 18 O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder Consider all the *worlds thy hands have made, I see the stars, I hear the *rolling thunder, They power throughout the universe displayed: 37 4

38 Chorus Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to thee: How great thou art! How great thou art! Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to thee: How great thou art! How great thou art! When through the woods and forest glades I wander And hear the birds sing sweetly in the trees, When I look down from lofty mountain grandeur, And hear the brook and feel the gentle breeze: Chorus And when I think that God, his Son not sparing, Sent him to die, I scarce can take it in, Than on the cross, my burden gladly bearing, He bled and died to take away my sin. Chorus When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart! Then *I shall bow in humble adoration, And there proclaim, My God, how great thou art! Showers of Blessing SONG 19 There shall be showers of blessing: This is the promise of love; There shall be seasons refreshing, Sent from the Savior above. Chorus Showers of blessing, Showers of blessing we need: Mercy drops round us are falling, But for the showers we plead. 338 There shall be showers of blessing; Send them upon us, O Lord; Grant to us now a refreshing, Come, and now honor Thy Word.

39 Chorus There shall be showers of blessing, If we but trust and obey; There shall be seasons refreshing, If we let God have His way. Chorus You Are My All in All SONG 20 You are my strength when I am weak You are the treasure that I seek You are my all in all Seeking You as a precious jewel Lord, to give up I d be a fool You are my all in all Chorus Jesus, Lamb of God Worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God Worthy is Your name Taking my sin, my cross, my shame Rising again I bless Your name Your are my all in all When I fall down You pick me up When I am dry You fill my cup You are my all in all Chorus Jesus, Lamb of God Worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God Worthy is Your name 239

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