Archive for the ‘India’ Category

Originally written December, 2007 Abejeeth is 5 years old. One year before the 2004 Tsunami hit his village, his mother was cooking the family meal over an open fire. An errant flame licked her highly-combustible Sari dress and she was soon engulfed. The shock and burns were too severe and she was quickly lost. Even [...]

By Scott Vair, Vice President of Projects I recently traveled to India to visit one of our church partners who has a great vision for church planting and orphan care. They are also committed to finding ways to help their ministries become self-sustainable through gardening and farming activities. Below is a “tour” of their largest [...]

Last week marked the opening of a new children’s home in India. The Bethel Children’s Home is built next door to a cell church. The pastor and his wife will move into the children’s home with 8-12 orphans from the community and become their family. The home was built with the generous gift from a [...]

With more than 26 million orphaned and abandoned children in India, the orphan crisis seems overwhelming. Widespread poverty and HIV/AIDS compound the problem and millions of children are vulnerable to disease, starvation and exploitation. But Bethel Gospel Church in Chandragiri Nagar is making a difference, one child at a time. Pastor K. Sudhakar, his wife [...]

For the children of Hyderbad,India, new clothes are a luxury most have never seen. And though shoes are necessary for sanitation, they are rare. For those children with shoes, they are typically passed down after having been worn for years and most don’t even fit the wearer. Our partner in India understands the need for [...]

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