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Breaking the Chains of Oppression

Dilip has dedicated his life to taking the Gospel to those who have never heard in India. But not long ago, he was on a very different path . . . Dilip used to be a Hindu priest. His story of transformation started on the road to the largest gathering of mankind . . ....

Reaching India and Nepal With Help and Hope

Today, I’m on my way to the other side of the world . . . to the Hindu kingdoms of Nepal and India. Some of my most vivid impressions of poverty and hopelessness occurred on my visits to these incredible nations. Such as visiting the Ganges River, where 80...

“See it, Say it, and Seize it”

We did not mind sending our son to the United States. It was easy, really. We sold our only car for about$1,000 dollars, gave him what we could and told him to walk by faith,” Albert Mavunga’s father said without hesitation. “More importantly,...
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