St Paul's Churchyard (Meignanapuram)

India / Tamil Nadu / Udankudi / Meignanapuram
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This church was bulit by Rev.John Thomas before 150 years
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Coordinates:   8°28'23"N   77°59'50"E

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  • this is a peaceful church by vijayakumar
  • This Church of God was build 150 years. The Church has 182 feet height tower. Its one of the Blessed and beautiful church in the region. This church was build by Rev. John Thomas. God Bless Our Church. James Gnanaraj (james_gnanaraj@hotmail.com)
  • Meignanapuram is a developing village located at 45 km north east to Trinelveli. It has nealy 2500 houses in five straight streets and around 10,000 people live there. There is a B.Ed. college, Rev. John Thomas College of Education for Women and two higher secondary schools one for women (Eliott Tuxford Higher Secondary School) and another for men (Ambrose Higher Secondary School). In addition there are two elementary schools. All the above schools are managed by the local christian administration and they maintain good educational standards. There is a church (St. Pauls Church) for christians. It possess 192 feet tower. Every year around 25th January there will be a 'anna thanam' serving nearly one lakh people in rememberance of the church dedication day. The whole church will be illuminated on that day. The tower is visible even from 10 km distance. Hindus living in muthulakshmipuram (it is also part of meignanapuram) and semmarikulam (nearby village) also generously contribute for the church dedication day celebrations
  • This is a beautiful church. Iam a member of this church. My father Mr.P.Manoharan was a famous kabaddi player in Meignanapuram. Now my brothers M.Jeganth & M.Prem are famous kabaddi players in this village and Tamilnadu.
  • t is a blessed location. A beautiful church , schools and a College of education add glory to Meignanapuram. Those who are living in Meignanapuram are really gifted people in the world. Recently we celebrated our Church festival. Around one lakh people participated. We welcome you all to our native. Come and get blessed.
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