50 Years of God's Faithfulness.

50 Years Celebration program of our Ministry . God's faithfulness never ends

This Christmas season was truly a blessed time for our ministry and our family life. We were able to help individuals financially so they could purchase much-needed medicines. We also distributed new clothes to poor widows and shared gifts with our family members, relatives, and friends.

Today We Conducted Women Christmas Outreach program...

Heaven opened its doors at Christmas; may our mouths open too, declaring the hope Christ brings

Courage grows where God’s presence dwells, for the hand that upholds you is stronger than anything that comes against you.

"We Rise by Lifting Others"
Lifting others doesn’t diminish us—it multiplies joy, builds community, and honors God. Whether through a kind word, a generous act, or simply being present in someone’s time of need, we become vessels of God's grace.In Galatians 6:2, we are reminded,
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
And in lifting others, we often find that our own hearts are lifted. God uses our obedience in service not just to bless others, but to grow us, strengthen us, and draw us closer to Him.
May we live each day with eyes open to the needs around us, hands ready to help, and hearts willing to love. In doing so, we rise—not by our own power, but through the beauty of selfless love.

Our First Christmas Outreach Program. It was more than our expectation. Thanks for your prayer.

God's Faithfulness Never Ends

We evangelize not only with messages,
but with manner.
Not only with words,
but with ways.
Not only with our lips,
but with our lives.

Our presence is the first sermon people hear.

Tomorrow first Christmas outreach program. Our team is preparing the hall room. We are expecting to share Christ among 200 people. Prayers appreciated.

We are called to be holy.
“Be holy, because I am holy.” – 1 Peter 1:16

“You are the light of the world.” — Matthew 5:14

People may not remember every verse you quote,
but they will remember the light you carried.

God can grow plants on dry land

https://www.cru.org/content/movementlife/ph/en/how-to-know-god/would-you-like-to-know-god-personally1.html

God’s presence is constant—even in times of transition, uncertainty, or challenge.

A Broken Heart Is an Open Heart-
In the eyes of the world, a broken heart is something to be avoided-something painful and shameful. But in the Kingdom of God, a broken heart can become a sacred doorway to healing, transformation, and deeper intimacy with Him.
Scripture reminds us, “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit” (Psalm 34:18). When our hearts are shattered—by loss, disappointment, betrayal, or sin—they often become more open than ever before. The walls we built to protect ourselves begin to fall, and in that vulnerability, God draws close.

A heart that is broken is also softened. It is more receptive to God’s voice, His comfort, and His grace. In our brokenness, we may feel empty—but that emptiness is space God can fill. That pain can become purpose. That sorrow can teach compassion. And that open heart can be the very soil where faith grows deepest.
So let our broken heart lead us to an open heart—open to God’s healing, open to His will, and open to love again.

The devil is at work, sowing confusion, fear, and destruction. But we do not stand helpless. As believers, we hold fast to the truth that the Spirit of God lives within us, and He who is in us is greater than he who is in the world (1 John 4:4). No darkness can overcome the light of Christ. Let us walk boldly in faith, trusting that God’s power in us is stronger than any force that comes against us.

Worship is not just a personal act, but a shared journey. When a family chooses to worship the Lord together, they build their home on values of love, trust, and obedience to God. This commitment strengthens relationships and creates a spiritual foundation that can guide each member through all seasons of life.

Those who place their hope in God will never face ultimate shame. Their trust anchors them in His faithfulness, even amid trials.

"Give praise to the Lord, proclaim his name;
make known among the nations what he has done.
Sing to him, sing praise to him;
tell of all his wonderful acts." Psalm 105:1-2
"Give praise to the Lord, proclaim his name" reminds us that worship begins with acknowledging who God is. "Make known among the nations what he has done" highlights our role in sharing His goodness and miracles beyond our immediate circles. The invitation to "sing to him, sing praise to him" and "tell of all his wonderful acts" encourages joyful celebration and public witness.
These verses inspire a life of worship that goes beyond personal devotion—it calls us to be storytellers of God’s glory to the world.

Why do we sink?

Because look at Peter. As long as Peter was looking at the Lord, he was okay. But when he started to look at the sea, the big waves, he saw himself as so small. So he started to sink. It was because he removed his focus from the Lord.