It was a regular Sunday morning at Jalandhar, Punjab, but quite an unusual day at Khambra. After sporadic spells of mild rains, on this morning, the sun rose on this quiet village to bustling and vivid scenes. Barely a 23-minute drive from the city, the setting is perfect. An upcoming church—said to be Asia’s biggest and fastest-growing Christian ministry—was immersed in the conspicuous fervour of the devout unlike the ancient churches scattered across Punjab. A large congregation had gathered on the church’s sprawling courtyards. Prayers echoed in the air like a sacred symphony, punctuated by the fervent chants of “Hallelujah, Hallelujah” that rent the air, amplified by giant loudspeakers. The chants kept growing louder in the day. The music blared, its beats syncing with the palpable energy of the crowd of worshippers.