Arun Kumar visiting U.S.

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We are excited to announce that Margham India Facilitating Pastor Arun Kumar will be visiting the U.S. from August 19th through September 6th. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about Margham from one of the mission workers in person.

Arun will be speaking about the Margham ministry and about deepening our walk with Christ. Arun has impeccable credentials on the topic of the Christian life. Compared to American living standards, he lives simply and selflessly, devoting his time and resources to the Margham mission and to his 30 adopted children at the orphanage.  He has been persecuted for his faith. Arun comes from a vibrant Christian culture that by God’s grace is growing in numbers and in the Spirit. Please don’t miss this opportunity!

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May 2010 India Trip (Darrell Dunham)

Darrell Dunham recently returned from spending several weeks in India.  His detailed report of his trip is posted below. Clicking on the links throughout the report will direct you to the cooresponding photo from the Flickr photos album from his trip.  (The photo will open in a new window.)  To see the whole set of photos at once, click here. Continue reading

Pray for safe travel for Pastor Arun Kumar

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Pray for safe travel for Pastor Arun Kumar’s as he makes his missionary visit to us this month.  Pray for an increased base of committed monthly donors to cover the monthly financial shortfall the ministry has been experiencing.

Aug/Sept 2009 Trip Report

Catherine Joiner, Stephanie Hitt, and Sonya Dunham arrived safely at home after a successful two-week visit to India. We praise God for our health and safety during the trip.  During our trip we visited Christian workers and saw the newly constructed orphanage in South Andhra, now home to 90 children.  The Indian people are hungry for the truth and freedom the gospel brings as well as for the simple daily meals that Margham workers provide for the destitute widows and children in these rural villages.  We also were in awe at Margham gospel workers’ endless, fatiguing work for the sake of spreading God’s word to these “backwards” villages. They have many needs in their many ministries, including a vehicle (they walk or take unreliable public transport to these remote villages), sewing machines for a training center, support for gospel workers who have been working with them, and food for the many impoverished believers in their area.  In spite of the great needs surrounding them, Margham Christians in India have a joy and devotion that I found myself envying.

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