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Assisting Indigenous Ministries

VITAL TOOLS —
NEW MISSIONS CENTER
FOR MISSIONARIES IN NEPAL

“Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” (Matthew 28:19-20)

Understanding the importance

Missions work is the fulfillment of the Lord’s Great Commission. Indigenous missionaries are on the front lines, seeking those dwelling in darkness and introducing them to the Creator of the universe. Without them, millions – especially those in lands dominated by religions like Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism – are doomed to being lost for eternity.

“How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of who they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent?”

These faithful missionaries, who often risk their very lives to share the Gospel, need to be trained before being sent. And a new planned missions center in Nepal is where this training will soon take place.

PROJECT GOAL

Project Cost : $75,000 (First Phase)

We are seeking the funds to build the first floor of this new missions center in Nepal. An additional floor will be added later but this funding will be used to get the center up and running.

The Nepal government doesn’t allow Christian organizations to be legally registered as non-profits, so a
foundation has been set up to funnel the funds to the ministries. The foundation is registered with the local
government and has the necessary license to receive funds from the United States so it can be dispersed to our partner ministry.

The first floor of the building will house a number of ministry projects:

• The ongoing short-term training and seminars for missionaries already in the field will be moved to this new center once built.
• It will be used for vocational training for women and young adults, with one room dedicated to tailoring training and another for weaving training.
• The center will host adult literacy classes twice a year.
• The first floor of the center will house a recording studio. This has proven to be a very effective ministry for the youth!

Namaste, my name is Thuli
Mya Gole. I couldn't get
chance to study during
childhood. I used to do household works and shepherd. Thank you for adult literacy class for us who even didn’t knew how to write own name. Now, I can write and read books.

“Many young people today are deeply connected to the digital world. Technology can be a major source of distraction for many youths and believers at present days. [We will] focus on spiritual practices in church worship activities,” reports the leader of one of the affiliated ministries.

“When we capture our worship services on camera, we can share the powerful moments of praise, prayer, and teaching with a wider audience. These recorded or live-streamed services can uplift and inspire those who watch, encouraging them to join in worship, regardless of their physical location.”

Not only that, the recording studio will allow worship music to be recorded, thus impacting the lives of all who listen. “Worship music is not just about melodies and lyrics; it’s about connecting with the very heart of God as well,” the ministry leader said.

There will also be a kitchen and multiple bathrooms for those visiting the center. The custodian/caretaker and his family will live in a separate unit. The estimated cost for the first floor construction and to prepare the center for use is $75,000.

This project will impact God’s kingdom in Nepal!

Nepal: 88.9% of the population of Nepal is considered unreached. That amounts to 27.3 million people who have not heard the gospel yet. The largest religion is Hinduism (81.4%).