Grow in faith
Our purpose is to worship God, share the gospel and help people grow through Scripture and prayer.
House of PrayerPROPOSED TRUST · PATTABIRAMProposed trust — registration not yet complete.
FAITH · FELLOWSHIP · SERVICE
House of Prayer Public Religious and Charitable Trust, Pattabiram is our proposed trust name. Our religious and charitable vision is rooted in Christian faith, compassion and responsible stewardship. Registration and formal governance arrangements are not yet complete.
Our purpose is to worship God, share the gospel and help people grow through Scripture and prayer.
We seek to nurture children, young people and families in a welcoming Christian community.
Compassion, mutual support and responsible service guide our life together as a church.
Our proposed trust aims to support the activities below. All five are planned and have not yet begun under the proposed trust. Trust registration is not yet complete.
Planned. Support worship, prayer and growth in Christian faith.
Planned. Support faith learning and fellowship for children and young people.
Planned. Develop compassionate support for families facing difficulties.
Planned. Explore ways to support learning and educational needs.
Planned. Develop opportunities for practical care and service in the community.
Existing church worship and programmes continue separately. These plans do not mean that trust-run services or applications for assistance are currently available.
Explore existing church activities →Our regular gatherings include Sunday worship, Sunday School, PYPA youth fellowship, ladies’ meetings, cottage meetings and fasting prayer.
View the programme schedule →Pastor: Pr. Viju Antony
Secretary: Br. Lazar Paul
Treasurer: Br. Manu P. Mathew
These are church leadership roles, not a declaration of registered trusteeship.
Contact the church →Trust registration has not yet been completed.
We are working towards establishing a trust. This website continues to represent House of Prayer, Pattabiram as a church and does not claim registered-trust status or tax-deductible donations.
Clear information and a way to ask questions are part of building a trusted church community.
For questions about a church receipt, the purpose of an offering or financial reporting, contact the Treasurer through our church contact page.
Private accounts, donor details and internal financial records are not published here. This page does not offer tax-exemption assurances.
Contact the Treasurer →For a question, correction or concern about church activities, contact the Pastor or Secretary using the published church contacts.
Our general email is not an anonymous reporting service. In your first message, ask for an appropriate person to speak with; avoid sending sensitive personal details or documents.
Email the church →Before attending a children’s or youth activity, parents and carers can ask the church about supervision, collection arrangements and whom to contact with a safety concern.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services rather than waiting for an email response.
Find church contacts →Read our history and explore the current programme and public events. These describe our church life; they are not claims of registered charitable projects or independently verified impact.
See public events →Our website’s privacy notice explains how information is handled. Please do not send identity documents, bank details or confidential pastoral information through a general enquiry.
Read the privacy notice →Formal trust details, approved governance documents, safeguarding arrangements and suitable public reports are next steps for church leadership to review.
This overview is not a trust deed, an adopted safeguarding policy or proof of registration.