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How church buildings bring hope to communities

How church buildings bring hope to communities

My name is Pastor Gulab … My old life was very bad. Before knowing the Lord, I used to perform witchcraft. I was in witchcraft practice for 13 years. Gulab was born into a tribal family. He remembers being a child when he first heard whispers around the village about...
From the field | Using water to reverse poverty

From the field | Using water to reverse poverty

It’s been nearly two years since a massive earthquake devastated Nepal, killing more than 8,000 people and destroying countless villages. This week, I met some of the families affected by this tragedy. Their lives were turned upside down in a matter of minutes. Their...

Help for today: Caring for the ‘least of these’ in India

Gilgal Children’s Home is a glimmer of light in the darkness of poverty and oppression in Churachandpur, India. It is a safe haven for hundreds of neglected, abandoned, and severely impoverished children who now receive the nourishment and care they desperately need....

Nepal: Hope after Disaster

For more than 100 years, Nepal was completely isolated from the outside world. It wasn’t until 1951 that a handful of Christians were able to carry the Good News across Nepal’s borders. You wouldn’t think that today, as Nepal has one of the fastest growing Christian...

Church Buildings | Equipping Christian Communities

Church buildings come in all shapes and sizes. Houses, huts, community centers, basements, school auditoriums, back yards, or cathedrals—for centuries Christians have found unique and unconventional places to worship. The diversity of our church buildings reflects the...
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