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Welcoming the Children, Part I
Gospel for Asia President K.P. Yohannan talks about the plight of millions of children in Asia.
Taken from an interview with Sharon Geiger, Senior News Director for KCBI radio.
Welcoming the Children, Part II
K.P. Yohannan discusses how children, their parents and their communities all across Asia are benefitting from Bridge of Hope centers.
Taken from an interview with Sharon Geiger, Senior News Director for KCBI radio.
SEND! Web Extras - First Quarter of 2009
Out of the Darkness
Thousands of Christians scattered across Asia see the Great Commission as their personal responsibility. These men and women lead simple lives and work at everyday jobs. Their lives may appear commonplace and their activities ordinary, but they faithfully follow Christ's call to reach the lost and bring God's love to their communities. In reality, they are life-savers.
Read more ...When Others Must Reap
The recent wave of persecution sweeping through South Asia has forced numerous missionaries from their place of ministry. Jairam is one such Gospel worker. After spending five years pouring his time and energy into one village, the day came when he had to walk away from it all.
Read more ...SEND! Web Extras - Second Half of 2008
Carrying Love into the Conflict
Despite the seemingly endless strife and unrest throughout much of Northeast India, Gospel for Asia missionaries have great hope and energetic vision that the people of this region will know God’s love. Hadi Rahman is one of them.
Read more ...No Speed Limit
God’s provision of a bicycle has made Sandeep Kishan’s ministry travel easier, faster and more efficient.
Read more ...SEND! Web Extras - First Half of 2008
Living Water for a Dry Land
In a village where the people spend much of their time and energy just making sure they have water, one Jesus Well is literally a source of survival. And located in front of Harish’s Gospel for Asia–related church in Uttar Pradesh, India, it has made a major impact on his ministry.
Read more ...Locked Away, but Still Alive
The Bible lay hidden out of sight in a wooden trunk for more than two decades. When Jadesh Kour picked it up 25 years later, both his life and the Bible were in tatters. Today his life is proof that the Word of God will never return void. Read more ...
