YOU CAN PIERCE THE DARKNESS ... WITH THE SOUND OF GOD'S WORD
Learn how you can provide Bibles to persecuted Christians in Nepal.
Your $50 gift can supply 10 Bibles for 10 believers—enough for a small group Bible study.
Your $150 gift can provide 30 Bibles for 30 believers—enough for a small home church fellowship.
Your $300 gift can provide 60 Bibles for 60 believers—equipping them to share the Word with others.
Strengthen persecuted believers today with Bibles, discipleship, counseling, essential aid and more.
95% of the population is far from God; millions practice Hinduism, indigenous worship and more. It’s illegal to convert someone to a different religion, so most have never experienced the good news of Jesus Christ.
Our sister in Christ, Pulmaya, was once a witch doctor—until she heard God’s Word! That’s exactly why we need to flood Nepal with something essential: more Bibles.
I don’t know how to read, so I listen to the gospel & feel joyful. And I also tell others. I play the Bible for them.
Nepal is an oral culture. We are interested in hearing. The audio Bibles and SD cards match the needs of this nation.
We heard about Jesus. I don’t know how to read… Thank God we came to the Lord. I will play my audio Bible to friends and fellow villagers.
Many pastoral leaders don’t know how to read. These audio Bibles are an unbelievable way of how God is working in Nepal.
A practicing witch doctor, Pulmaya was headed down a troubling spiritual path. But everything changed when her grandson invited her to church. When Pulmaya heard the Word preached aloud, a sense of peace washed over her.
Pulmaya put her faith in the Lord, and as she renounced her witch doctor ideology, the spiritual warfare in her life began to fade. But a very special gift drew her closer to God: a solar-powered, hand-held audio Bible. “I used to have to ask whether someone could read the Bible to me,” says Pulmaya. “I would hope a sister from the church would come for that, or the pastor would come.” Now, she listens to the audible Word on a daily basis, clinging to the hope of Christ amid persecution from Hindu neighbors and relatives.
“The audio Bible, it has blessed me,” she exclaims. “I was surprised to hear it in [my own] Newari language. I am very happy that I am able to listen to gospels. I can listen any time. I am very thankful from the depth of my heart.”
23% of Nepali adults are illiterate due to several factors including poverty, lack of education, geographic isolation, minority religious discrimination and more. Your gift today can comfort persecuted believers like Binita, who cannot read but are hungering for the spoken Word of God.
“They said, ‘Why are you becoming a Christian? Hinduism is better. What will you do?’ as if I would be expelled from society and community support,” explains Binita. “The Word of the Lord has given me a lot of enthusiasm,” she says of her audio Bible. “I thank you a lot!”
This staunch Hindu nation is home to activists and radical extremists who want to suppress the church in Nepal through Hindu nationalist political ideologies, similar to what is taking place in neighboring India. Vulnerable believers need discreet copies of the Word—SD card Bibles and audio Bibles—to stand against forced conversions, threats, violence and false charges.
“If I’m carrying the [printed] Bible in everywhere, I may labeled as a criminal,” remarks Dili Ram, a Nepali evangelist. After he renounced his position as a Hindu priest and began sharing the gospel, he narrowly escaped false conversion charges. “They tried to put me in jail for five years. I had to fight the district court and high court for two years.”
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