Leadership Profile: George Korah, Designer, Publisher, Managing Director, India | Lausanne World Pulse Archives

Q. Please tell us about your family.
A. I am married to Elsa and we have three children, Andrew, Janita, and James. We live in Bangalore, India.

Q. Please give us a brief overview of your work and ministry.
A. I am from India and am founding director of Primalogue Publishing Media. I have a keen interest in graphic design and have been involved in Christian publishing for nearly fifteen years. Primalogue is a company that endeavors to set Christian publishing on a firm footing in India. It was the realization of a 15-year dream.

Prior to this, I worked with the IFES movement in India and with the South Asia Institute for Advanced Christian Studies. My work in these organizations helped me gain experience in publishing and develop my interest in graphic design.

I am now a specialist in design and layout and had the privilege to be the design and layout manager at the Lausanne III: Cape Town 2010. I was responsible for the layout of the daily, Cape Town Today, and the commemorative Cape Town 2010.

My two friends (Paul Joshua and Geordee) and I set up Primalogue to be a new generation publisher that focuses on high quality, high competence, and getting a good value for your money. Our services include design and layout, editing, proofreading, printing and shipping, ebook conversion for Kindle and iPad, etc.

We have worked with Paternoster, Child Theology Movement, Interserve, William Cary Library to provide design, layout, printing, and shipping to different cities in U.K., U.S., Europe, and Asia. In India, we have worked on projects with SAIACS and Union Biblical Seminary.

Evangelism. On Point. Santosh was a good friend during my college days. During our graduate studies, we stayed in the college dorm. Although Santosh did not share my convictions about Jesus as Saviour & Lord, we had a lot in common. We would spend long hours together, talking and discussing our faith and beliefs. We agreed on matters of principles and values. Occasionally, he would join our Bible study group. He would raise questions and throw us off track.