New Jersey AJR104 designates July 3 as "Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bakti Divas)" to celebrate Jesus Christ and promote unity.

New Jersey AJR104 designates July 3 of each year as "Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bakti Divas)" to celebrate the message of Jesus Christ through love, worship, and service. The day honors the martyrdom of Saint Thomas the Apostle, who arrived in India in 52 AD and was martyred in 72 AD. Indian Christian Day aims to promote unity and understanding between different communities, celebrating the unique culture and traditions of Indian Christians. The Governor is requested to issue an annual proclamation for observance.

New Jersey AJR104 designates July 3 as "Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bakti Divas)" to celebrate Jesus Christ and promote unity.

New Jersey AJR104 designates July 3 of each year as "Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bakti Divas)" to celebrate the message of Jesus Christ through love, worship, and service. The day honors the martyrdom of Saint Thomas the Apostle, who arrived in India in 52 AD and was martyred in 72 AD. Indian Christian Day aims to promote unity and understanding between different communities, celebrating the unique culture and traditions of Indian Christians. The Governor is requested to issue an annual proclamation for observance.