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Friday, 10 January 2014

Dedication of the Mahatma Gandhi Hostel



The Mahatma Gandhi Hostel in the UTC Centenary block was dedicated to the glory of God yesterday by the president of the UTC council and moderator of the church of South India, the Most Rev. Dr. Devakadasham in the presence of the Vice Consul General of the German Consulate in Bangalore, Mr. Hans-Günter Löffler, church leaders of the church of Baden and Hessen and Lassau and EMS and different church leaders in India.

The dedication which started at 7:30 A.M. started with the cutting of the ribbon and the unveiling of the tablet containing information about the dedication service. This was followed by a worship service in which the principal of the UTC, Rev. Dr. John Samuel Raj preached.


The representatives of the German church and the EMS gave their felicitations after the worship service. Guests of the UTC, friends and donors attended the programme which lasted for one and a half hours. The worship was co-ordinated by Dr. Nalini Arles, faculty member and member of the executive of the college.


The cultural programme included a classical dance, local dance, and a song by a kitchen staff member.



Photo credits- Calvin Sushith Ambler and Abu Issac Shalom


JK

Thursday, 27 September 2012

Turning the sod ceremony of the Mahatma Gandhi Centenary hostel and quarters

Most Rev. G. Devakadasham, President of the UTC Society, unveiling the foundation stone

 The turning of the sod ceremeony of the UTC Centenary Mahatma Gandhi Hostel and Quarters was held on Wednesday, September 26, 2012. The president of the UTC society Most Rev. G. Devakadasham, Moderator of the Church of South India presided over the ceremony.

The function started with chapel service at 7:30 A.M. in which the president preached about the need for the building project and the importance for the strong future of the UTC. The chapel service was followed by the turning of the sod ceremony in which the bishop president, executive members of the UTC council, faculty, students, staff, well wishers of the college and guests were present.

Student representatives

The worship and turning of the sod ceremony was followed by a community breakfast. The building project is expected to be completed within one and a half years.

Foundation stone
Community breakfast