Praise God for another semester! God has added more new students this season as well. It is always a blessing and a lot of fun to spend time with these young men, teaching and learning from the Word of God. The students are from almost all four corners of our country.
We try to equip our students with everything we can. We teach the students basic English, worship & music, and basic computer along with teaching them God’s Word. It’s our desire to teach them all possible knowledge and skills. It fills us with great joy as we see them growing in the Lord and in other activities.
Sometimes we organize hiking with our students. It is a great time to get refreshed with them.
Medical Camps in four different Churches
Last month, we had a short term mission group from a church in the U.S. There are many hospitals in our country now, both government hospitals and private ones. The private hospitals are too expensive for ordinary people. People have to go through a long process that takes many days to go to the government hospitals. For this reasons, it is beneficial to have short-term mission trip medical camps, especially for villages.
The government of our country has been issuing new restrictions against Gospel preaching, however, by the means of such camps we can build relationships between local churches and their neighbors and invite them to the churches. Thank God for the kind-hearted doctors and for all of the members of the entire team. All together, over 500 people were benefited by the medical camps.
Medical Camp at the New Church in a Village Area
Over 200 people were treated.
Prayer Stations
Along with the medical camps, there were prayer stations. This was to have an opportunity to offer prayer and the Gospel to those who came after they got their medicine which is also our goal.
Medical Camps at a Calvary Chapel in a Village Area
Almost 80 people were treated. At the end of the camp the doctor offered a medical workshop to the local volunteers.
Children’s Outreach after the Camp
We had a good opportunity to share the love of God with students from the school after the camp.
Medical Camp at the Leper Colony
A camp was held at the Lepers’ hospital. The hospital opens twice a week. However, according to the people there, the medicine from medical camps works much better than the medicine usually offered. So people are attracted to come to the camp.
Gospel preaching and Hygiene Kit Distribution
After the medical camp, the Gospel was preached, and hygiene kits were distributed.
Nepali & Chinese Food Cooking Exchange
At the end of the mission trip, there was a cooking exchange between the Nepalese and Chinese teams. It was a fun, quality time to interact with each other. The students were especially happy.
Blessings!
Prakash & Muna
