You may recall that with the rise of “DIY” home improvement TV shows there came a sharp rise in the number of people turning up to hospitals with injuries they’d received as they tried to do some renovation or fixing work at home. The DIY craze was also a DYI craze (do yourself injury). It was never as simple and easy as the actor on TV made it out to be.

How do we define evil? Is evil merely the absence of good? Many people today would define pain and suffering as evil. They would say that physical pain and death are the worst things that humans can experience, and that to be good is merely to be pain-free.

In Ephesians 5:6-14 Paul exhorts the Christians in Ephesus to no longer allow the forces of darkness to influence them but instead to live in a way that truly reflected who they had become. They were now children of light.

In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven. Matthew 5:16 The Bollywood night was a great example of one of our ‘good deeds’ ‘before men’! Our faith and deeds demonstrated Gods love and compassion. Around 160 people, including children turned up to help raise funds for the Sathupally orphanage in India. The night was filled with vibrant colours, beautiful costumes, a variety of vegetarian Indian food, Indian music and dancing. A total of about $3500 was raised for the orphanage.