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Consul General Kiran Khatri was delighted to participate in the dedication of the Heavenly Feast Global Outreach church in Northern Ireland. Founded in Kottayam in 1997, the movement has served in Belfast and Northern Ireland for nearly two decades. Reach Worldwide, an Indian NGO also announced first-phase funding for the local community project.

July 25, 2026

Consul General Kiran Khatri was delighted to participate in the dedication of the Heavenly Feast Global Outreach church in Northern Ireland. Founded in Kottayam in 1997, the movement has served in Belfast and Northern Ireland for nearly two decades. Reach Worldwide, an Indian NGO also announced first-phase funding for the local community project.

Consul General Kiran Khatri was delighted to participate in the dedication of the Heavenly Feast Global Outreach church in Northern Ireland. Founded in Kottayam in 1997, the movement has served in Belfast and Northern Ireland for nearly two decades. Reach Worldwide, an Indian NGO also announced first-phase funding for the local community project.
Consul General Kiran Khatri was delighted to participate in the dedication of the Heavenly Feast Global Outreach church in Northern Ireland. Founded in Kottayam in 1997, the movement has served in Belfast and Northern Ireland for nearly two decades. Reach Worldwide, an Indian NGO also announced first-phase funding for the local community project.
Consul General Kiran Khatri was delighted to participate in the dedication of the Heavenly Feast Global Outreach church in Northern Ireland. Founded in Kottayam in 1997, the movement has served in Belfast and Northern Ireland for nearly two decades. Reach Worldwide, an Indian NGO also announced first-phase funding for the local community project.
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