"Divine Spark is a Movement to empower visionary leadership in Society. “Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked us in the road and explained the Scriptures to us.” (Lk. 24: 32) Inspired by the Word of God, Religious and Lay people, have formed a family under the banner "The Divine Spark". The Divine Spark was inaugurated on 1st April 2012. It is a movement of people who have experienced the Love of God and are willing to share their Divine - Love- Experience with others. Thus guided by the Holy Spirit, who is the true and eternal Divine Spark, the members seek to carry out the commission of Our Lord Jesus Christ of spreading the Good news to the whole creation, and to build the Kingdom of God."
“The Divine Spark” aims at enlightening young and potential leaders with spiritual values and to empower them to be the Divine Sparks for the transformation of society.
• Proclamation of the Gospel • Training the Lay and Religious leaders • Value Education in Schools and Colleges • Organizing Seminars and Retreats • Publishing Books, Songs and DVDs • Building up a Divine Music ministry • Networking with various ministries • Building up a library
•Counseling teens and youth • Intercessory Ministry • Serving the Poor, Sick and the needy • Organizing pilgrimages and study tours. (Pilgrimage preparation Course) • Environmental ministry • Divine Spark messaging • Helping out in Educating the poor • Building up a center for meditation, teaching and Training to work for peace and unity
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him.”
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