Caste Christians as well as untouchable Hindus were allowed to be the members and the organisation worked to counter the Hindu mentality and obtain rights.
He thought that the Cheramar, Pulayar, Parayar and Kuravar are the Adi Dravida races of India.
[2] Joseph initiated the Sadhujan Dootan magazine in 1919, in which he wrote inspiring articles.
[2] On 8 June 1931, Joseph became a member of the Shri Moolam Legislative Assembly in Travancore.
[2] Joseph also suggested that untouchable Christians should combat their lack of equal treatment within religious bodies by constructing their own churches and temples.