Our aim is to strengthen unity among Christians by appointing a dedicated Christian Minority Minister in every state. We also strive to protect Christian assets by fighting against attacks on them through active engagement with government authorities.
For the past seven years, we have been on a relentless movement, enduring countless insults and hardships. With the rallying cry, “We shall endure hunger; we shall not tolerate humiliation,” we have raised awareness and fought with the government to safeguard the assets of various organizations. Over this period, we have sent many underprivileged workers on pilgrimages to Jerusalem, shared in the hardships of our dedicated servants, and provided monthly honorariums to numerous committed workers.
Now, the entire Christian community across the country has reached a critical stage of struggle. Fellow Christians, we must respond to the attacks against us and the forces that hinder our progress. Our rallying cry is: “If you cannot live as a Christian, at least strive to die as one.”
Informed Christian leaders, organizations, property holders, and youth must unite to bring our rights, the necessary funds, reservations, and regulatory changes to the attention of the government. With a significant Christian population in India—evidenced by the existence of 220 million Christians—we must demand the changes and support we deserve from our government and policymakers.
“Take one step with me; I will take a hundred thousand steps with you.” Through this message, I, John Mask, National Chairman of the National Christian Board, urge our Christian community to unite and fight for our unity, development, and rights. We are one. Let us protect our rights ourselves.
- John Masku
National President (NCB)
