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To many, Melvyn was more than a community figure. To  schoolchildren in Calcutta , he was simply  "The Storyteller" , enchanting young minds during creative writing classes with tales full of heart and imagination. And to radio listeners across the nation, he was affectionately known as  "Uncle Melvyn" , sharing his stories on  All-India Radio  with warmth and wonder. Melvyn was a  gifted speaker and deeply reflective writer , publishing numerous  books and newsletters  that championed both  spiritual growth  and  Anglo-Indian identity . Among his printed works were  The Anglo-Indian Newsletter ,  The Catholic Post ,  The Catholic Woman ,  Pro-Life News , and  The All-Parish Paper . His voice reached far and wide—not just through pages, but in public talks that inspired and united.

Cover Image provided by Warren Brown  This book is more than a biography — it is a tribute to a life of purpose, passion, and profound impact. It tells the story of Melvyn Brown , a man whose tireless service, creative spirit, and deep faith left an indelible mark on the Anglo-Indian community of Kolkata , the Catholic Church , and countless lives across India. Born in Pune on March 5th , Melvyn spent his entire life in Kolkata , where he became a respected leader, prolific writer, and beloved storyteller . His devotion to the Anglo-Indian community was evident in everything he did — from organizing sporting events and concerts to hosting exhibitions and prayer vigils that celebrated both faith and heritage. In 1979, he founded Ambassadors for Jesus , a lay Roman Catholic movement devoted to unity and spiritual renewal. This initiative reflected Melvyn’s unwavering belief in grassroots action and the transformative power of shared faith. Throughout his lifetime, Melvyn crea...