

Nepalese Gospel Servants
The devastation from the Nepal Floods is unbelievable. Entire communities were buried or destroyed. Houses, businesses, and lives were lost. Thousands have died or are still missing. We are grateful that God has given PRMI Nepalese gospel servants on the ground who can distribute relief to this area and show the love of Christ. Pray for the survivors and for gospel opportunities. Pastors—Erickson, Dheeraj, Sabit, & Romeo who are part of our India-Nepal training group are lead


Nepal Relief Update
The following is an update from Ptr Dheeraj Thapa on distribution efforts: this place name is Bidur Nuwakot trisuli bazaar where we did relief distribution and another place name is Galchi Dhading these two places where we did relief distribution. thank you for your prayer support for flood victims in Nepal


Nepal Relief Distribution
Click on the link to see video of relief supplies being distributed. https://vimeo.com/1225494904/0c9c6b9922


Nepal Flood Relief
Praise God for the generosity and compassion of our PRMI family to the flood victims in Nepal. Ptr Erickson, Ptr Dheeraj, and Ptr Sabit have safely made it to Kathmandu. Around 10k has been received and supplies have been purchased and are now being distributed to displaced survivors who have been relocated. Most lost everything so water, food, blankets, and other supplies are desperately needed and very welcome. Thank you for helping us make a difference in the name of Jesus


Freshers Day Program
This year at Haven of Hope India 15 new students joined our student body from 3 different countries (India, Nepal, Myanmar). I had the privilege of speaking online to the new students and to listen to their testimonies. What an absolute joy to hear about their calling to the ministry and their desire to train at HOH so they can proclaim Jesus to their people. Please pray for our students and faculty as we look forward to preparing 45 young men this year to serve the Lord. Bel


Joseph-Shan State Myanmar
God is using the vision and passion of Joseph Lee to minister the gospel to a primitive tribe in a mountainous region of Myanmar. Here are photos of the humble facilities he is building (house, school, orphanage, church, etc.). Pray for him (good health, open doors, in roads into the community, etc.) as he reaches these people for Christ. Thanks to all the PRMI donors who are supporting Joseph and this ministry.


Persecution on the rise
Anti-conversion laws are being passed in certain states and local districts across parts of India by Hindu majorities in government positions. The intent, frankly, is to legalize persecution against Christians. Jesus-followers are being "cast out" from their homes and communities. They are willing to risk losing everything in order to follow Jesus and not renounce their faith in Him. Recently, one of the pastors in our India-Nepal training group made us aware of 15 families i


New India Church Completed
We are praising God that, recently, the new church build in Siliguri, India was completed! About a week ago, the church held its first meeting in the new building. It is a beautiful concrete structure with a metal roof that will no longer leak during the rainy season or have holes in the walls during winter. We are grateful to God and to all the PRMI donors who gave so generously for this project. You have certainly had a significant part in making this a place where the Word


Van for Haven of Grace Seminary
We are so grateful for the PRMI churches and individual donors who gave toward the purchase of a van for Haven of Grace Seminary. This vehicle will be used by our Asst. Director, Pastor Lowell Arbolario, to drive to the southernmost satellite seminary sites in Hinobaan and Basay to teach classed and encourage pastors and churches. This drive is about a 5-6 hour one-way trip and we needed something reliable, safe, and fuel efficient. In addition, Pastor Lowell will use it to p


New Outdoor Activity Center
Praise God for the PRMI donors who gave toward the construction of a new outdoor activity center for DTS in Myanmar. Construction started in June and is just about complete. This is essential for our students due to the safety and security issues in the country. Since students are confined to the campus throughout the year, this space will give them an opportunity for games like--chinlone, basketball, volleyball, etc. It will also provide additional space for classes, gatheri




