One day, God began to speak in a still small voice, "Albert, My Son Jesus died for you. Now, what will you do for Him?" That question shook Albert to the core of his being, and desperately trying to justify himself, Albert answered, " Father, I have spent all my spare time and all my earnings on your work, what more can I do?" . . . Albert Jebanayagam – A Radical Christian
One day, God began to speak in a still small voice, "Albert, My Son Jesus died for you. Now, what will you do for Him?" That question shook Albert to the core of his being, and desperately trying to justify himself, Albert answered, " Father, I have spent all my spare time and all my earnings on your work, what more can I do?" . . . 
South Asian Connection is co-partnering with the TheGoal.com in highlighting world-class South Asian Christian athletes. These exceptional young men and women love sports. But more important than sports is their unsurpassing love for God. "But one thing I do...I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." Phillipians 3:14. Read on and be inspired by 3 South Asian athletes as they share their personal successes, struggles and setbacks in their life stories.
God has set His eyes and heart on billion reformers who must unseat the princes of the world. A billion reformers will impose jurisdiction and kingship over His people. They will change the landscape of nations through their exemplary lives. Then only can the balance of power shift from the kingdoms of the world to the kingdom of the Lord Jesus Christ as end time prophecies in the bible come to pass. (Isa. 2 : 2- 4) There is an utterance in our spirit: a call for BILLION REFORMERS. 
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I would like to share three life-changing events in my life with you. The first event happened in 1986 when I was ten years old. One moment I was sleeping in the back seat of my parents' car with no worries in the world, and the next moment there were ambulances all around, and doctors telling my parents I would never walk again. In a matter of seconds, my life was turned upside down . . . . All of the sudden I found myself confined to a wheelchair, unable to
move or feel my legs. I spiraled into a deep depression after that. On
top of that, the accident stripped my home of all happiness and peace.
No one smiled any more. No one laughed. There were just tears and
sorrow.
Aretha Robinson: "I'll show you how to do something once, I'll help you if you mess up twice, but the third time you're on your own. 'Cause that's how it is in the world." Is this really true? As Christians, aren't we called to be different from the world and not leave anyone on their own? Patrick gives us a beautiful insight reflecting upon the movie 'Ray'. 
"If God can bless an ordinary person like myself, then why not you? We just have to let him and trust Him with all our heart. The ride that ensues will by no means be comfortable but even in your problems, there will be a peace of mind that only GOD can bestow..."
With post-modernism settling well into our culture and the wealth of conflicting belief systems in the world, many believers especially teenagers feel they are inadequately equipped in presenting the gospel. What then is the best arguement or the best defense for our faith? 
Two years ago, South Asian Connection was born. Our online presence was established followed by our very first conference, SAGC 2004 in Vancouver Canada. South Asian delegates from all around the world gathered together for an annointed week of worship, discipling, and fellowship. Read on for Pastor Pritam Singh's First Anniversary message.