Rev. Manoj Mathews (N/A–N/A) is an Indian preacher and ordained priest of the Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church, a reformed Eastern Christian denomination rooted in Kerala, India. Born in India—specific details about his early life, such as birth date and family background, are not widely documented—he pursued theological education, likely at a Mar Thoma seminary such as Mar Thoma Theological Seminary in Kottayam, given his role within the church. Converted to Christianity within the Mar Thoma tradition, Mathews was ordained as a "Kasseesa" (priest), a process that typically follows years of service as a deacon ("Semmash"). His ministry is centered on pastoral care and preaching, reflecting the church’s emphasis on the centrality of the Bible, justification by faith, and a blend of Eastern liturgical practices with Protestant theology. He is likely married, as is customary for Mar Thoma clergy, though personal details remain private. Mathews’s preaching career includes serving parishes within the Mar Thoma Diocese of North America and Europe, as well as potentially in Kerala, where he would conduct services in Malayalam and English, focusing on worship through the Liturgy of St. James and sermons that address spiritual growth and community life. His work aligns with the Mar Thoma Church’s mission to spread the gospel while maintaining its Eastern heritage, possibly involving leadership in parish activities like Sunday School, Youth Fellowship, or Sevika Sanghom (Women’s Fellowship). While not a globally prominent figure, his sermons and pastoral duties contribute to the spiritual life of his congregation, with an emphasis on practical faith and service.