30th anniversary of Margaya Fellowship was commemorated with a thanksgiving service at Mirihana. Rev. John Jupe was the guest speaker at this service.
Senior Pastor and wife with the Chief Guest
The founder Chairman lighting the traditional oil lamp
Some of the participants
Group photo of some of the Pastors and workers
Dr. Choi and the Shalom Singers performed at Mirihana in February 2006
Dr Choi conducting the Choir
Shalom Singers with the Senior Pastor and wife
Bro Joon Ahn - a prayer partner and a close friend of Margaya
Rev. John Jupe, Pastors.Peter Nitschke and Kevin Pendlebury conducted community development seminars at our churches at Mirihana, Kumarakattuwa, Hatton and North Central Province.
Youth Camp-Guest Speaker Pastor Peter Nitschke ministering to the youth
Some of the Houses built for Tsunami victims in the Trincomalee District were handed over
A team from the Philippines led by Pastor Eric visited us as a follow up to the seminars held in February. They spent 6 weeks conducting seminars at our churches at Mirihana, Dambulla, Hatton, Kumarakattuwa and Padukka.
A 2 day prophetic conference was conducted by Rev. Robert Hatton at Mirihana. He also visited Waga where our Children's Home Project is in progress and Trincomalee where Tsunami housing project is on.
Dangsandong Church, Youth Team Korea visited us for the 7th year in succession. Their ministry among children was a great success with close upon 800 children attending programmes held at Mirihana, Bandarawela, Hatton and Matugama.
Program at Mirihana Church
Program at Mirihana Church
Program at Bandarawela Church
Program at Hatton Church
Program at Matugama Church
A team from Sarang Community Church, Korea conducted medical clinics at Mirihana, Trinity Church Grandpass and at Kuliyapitiya.
Medical Clinic at Kuliyapitiya-110 km. from Colombo
Medical Clinic at Mirihana2006
One of the worst natural disasters that Sri Lanka had experienced in recent times was the tsunami that struck the island on 26th December 2004. Nearly 40,000 lost their lives and approx. 100,000 houses were completely destroyed. We at Margaya were able to contribute in a little way towards the reconstruction and restoring lives back to normalcy. We were able to give out relief assistance for those in camps in the South and North/East of Sri Lanka. 15 temporary houses were built at Ratmalana and Matakkuliya. We are sponsoring 8 families who were affected by the tsunami for 2 years. 48 houses were constructed in the South as well as in Trincomalee. All this was possible due to the generous giving of the German Church, the Korean church, Rope Trust of England and Vision for Asia.
Tsunami Relief being distributed in the South
Helping the victims with tools
Tsunami victim families-Sponsored for two years
Houses built in Trinco
Constructing of Temporary Shelter at Ratmalana and Modera
Kokilai is an Island in the North consisting of 300 families. All our Fellowship members were affected badly. We were able to assist them with constructing temporary shelter and purchase a Boat, nets and other necessities to re-commence their vocation.
Houses being constructed and handed over in the south.
