SYNERGY , a corporate fellowship for everyone in the IT/ITES sector with the vision of transforming lives within corporate segments, Strengthening and uniting all corporate fellowships , Setting up new fellowships in various corporate campuses, Addressing the problems and issues faced by corporate believers, Directing believers to join the fellowship and Connecting and introducing new believers to individual fellowships.
Synergy for Christ team has kick started a handful of new fellowships in Bangalore IT campuses, various cities in India and even in the US. Praise God! God is adding many believers and non-believers to the fellowships, there are still countless souls to be reached. Many are blessed indeed! God is building His people by many different means. We are greatly privileged to be a part of fulfilling the plan of God in Christ Jesus.
How did it all happen? – SYNERGY kick-off
In July 2007, after a usual fellowship meet at the Embassy Golf Links campus, some of us sat back in the chapel sharing the thoughts that God had put in our hearts. We found that God has been speaking to each of us, to connect and unite His people in this city of Bangalore. His purpose was to connect and unite with all the fellowships in Bangalore and work together towards a common vision, to evangelize in corporate segments. What budded as a gathering of a handful of software professionals has now bloomed to be corporate fellowships all over Bangalore. Praise be to God! Being cautions of the Great Commission of our Lord when He said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age (Matthew 28:18-20)”, we move forward in the expansion of the Lord’s Kingdom in every way. Come, join us and be a part in the expansion of the Lord’s Kingdom, for the field is ripe, the harvest is plenty but the workers are few.