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South Asia turns to Jesus |
Local Pastors and missionaries introduce the Savior to the villagers of south Asia
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Read about how the native missionaries are sharing the truth in south Asia
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Mission reports you receive from the local Pastors and indigenous missionaries in south Asian countries may not be similar to what you hear from a typical mission trip report we hear at church. Thousands of indigenous missionaries and local Pastors across south Asia struggle to meet the basic needs of their families and loved ones. To these men and women “Living by faith” is still the norm. A local pastor may have to rely on his feet to go share the Gospel with a community that is ten miles away from him, or to visit a believer who is ill. Real stories such as the following one happen on a daily basis with the missionaries in south Asian countries.
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Thank you for my Motorbike!
Thousands of indigenous missionaries and local Pastors across south Asia walk several miles everyday to preach Gospel to their fellow countrymen. |
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Report from Regional Mission Office staff at Mangalapalem
“Our community evangelism days were November 3-7th. During those days we visited houses and 56 households among them received us well. |
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Report from Murukkipudi, Andhra Pradesh
“We visited six communities this month, introducing Jesus to 164 village households. There were 60 requests for Bibles, all of which have been filled. |
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