Censer of Incense Thiru tiru virunthadi, Pocket Communion Book Ullathu Narpathu Pushpa Kodai Companion to the Village Preacher Life of Ziegenbalg Tranquebar Mission History Village Sermons Vol I Suvisesha Vaakiya Prasanga Puthagam, sermonic works on the Gospels Village Sermons Vol II Niruba Vaakiya Prasanga Puthagam, sermonic works on the Epistles Plain Talk of a Plain Christian The Pocket Prayer Book Martin Luther Sasthriyaar Viviya Sarithira Surukkam Yerusalem Nagar Alivu Yezhu Siru Vaarthaigal Christian Proverbs and Maxims--Naru Malarkothu Tharangai Mission Sarithiram (Styled after Fenger's History of the Tranquebar Mission) Orusandhinaal Dhyaanam, meditations for Lent with 40 meditations Ullathu Solvane For theological students, he wrote: Samayosidha Vedha Vaakiya Kuripu, concordance Sathiya Vedhabayiram, an introduction to the Bible Thiruchabai Varusha Vivaram, Outlines of Church History For children, he wrote: Children's storybook, Paalar Poocharam Moral tales, Kadhaa Malar Koodai, Basket of Flowers Children's prayer book For parents, he wrote: Petror Ozhukkam His translations: Mey Manasthaabam kanneer, translation of Heinrich Muller's Tears of Repentance, a booklet that is a good preparation for partaking in the Holy Communion. He was one of those responsible for the translation of a revised version of the New Testament. Pastor Most of his life was spent in Tranquebar, the little port town that welcomed missionaries Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg (and Heinrich Plütschau), sent by the King of Denmark in 1706, and Christian Friedrich Schwarz, sponsored at the time by the Danish Missionary Society in Copenhagen. He was ordained on 31 October 1878 at Tranquebar, by senior J. M. N. Schwartz. From that moment on, he served as pastor in the Lutheran Mission (later known as T.E.L.C.) until his death on 20 May 1927, except for a brief stint with the Missouri Mission, towards the end of his life from 1921 to 1927. The towns and cities where he served are: Tranquebar (1880–1891 and 1897–1919), Karaikal (1897–1919), Manikramam (1919), Porayar (1917–1919), Bangalore (1921), and Madras. He preached his last sermon on 1st of May 1927, in the Lutheran Adaikalanathar Church, Purasawakam, Madras, on John 10:11–16. Theologian His theology was rooted in Lutheran Pietism, a renewed form of the post-reformation Lutheranism that was held by theologians in Halle in the 16th century, such as August Hermann Francke (1663–1727) and Philipp Jakob Spener (1635–1705). He was well versed in the life, works, and teachings of Martin Luther. He was a great lover of Spurgeon's works, and possessed many of his books in his library. After