Hundreds of Hindus in India, notably in and across the Hindu holy metropolis of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh state, have accepted Christ and their guru with out receiving baptism or different sacraments.
They, often known as Khristu Bhaktas or Devotees of Christ, preserve their Hindu tradition, festivals and stay together with their Hindu brethren. Their religion is expressed after they commonly be a part of others for Satgang (prayer conferences) and Sadhana (meditation) to worship and reward their Satguru (instructor), Jesus Christ.
Monks and brothers of Indian Missionary Society, an indigenous congregation that began in Varanasi, the everlasting metropolis of Hinduism, help the motion of Khristu Bhaktas.
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