The final chapter of ‘People of Peace’ stresses on the exchange of ideas between Indian culture and Christian values. Although a relatively young religion, Christianity has contributed to growth and enlistment of the society. Christian scholars, many of them foreigners, did pioneering work recording the demographic diversity of the country. Many Indian social and political leaders of the freedom struggle were products of Christian education. Over the years, the churches in India have been in deep introspection about their role in contemporary India, resulting in a conscious shift of focus from conversion to social service. The film uses a number of images of churches all over India, as well as scenes from common Indian Christian practices and weddings.
