Nepal Ministry Blog

In a remote mountainous village, isolated from medical facilities, a man needs an invasive brain operation with extensive rehabilitative care. The operation is beyond the family’s meager financial capacity. Without the operation, he is destined to lie in a mat for the rest of his life. With the operation, he may die from complications, live in a vegetative state, or have the slim chance to walk and talk again. I ask the wife, “What do you want to do?” She pleads for her

For 2026, our goal is to plant 100 Discovery Bible Groups (DBG), across Nepal. DBG is like the planting of the smallest seed. Requires the sweat and hard work of frontline team. Faith in God’s powerful Word to transform lives. And, our supporters’ generosity to provide seeds. What is a DBG? Ordinary disciples gather together to discover God’s Word. Through consistency and obedience, fruitful leaders emerge to plant more DBGs. DBG is our secret sauce to

How do you reach a village of non-believers struggling with poverty? Specifically, 500 teens, ages 12 to 20 years old and not open to you. Engage. To engage, means to model God’s unconditional love to meet a people’s particular needs. The teens wanted to play cricket. But, no uniforms, no equipment, no money, and no one cared. So, we decided to host and fund a multi-day cricket tournament. To engage the village. To reach the teens. To find the Person of Peace, then off

John Maxwell, the internationally acclaimed best-selling author quoted, "Everything rises and falls on leadership.” Our 2026 goal: Onboard 50 leaders. At the end of 2025, we were a team of 10 staff with the big audacious goal of spreading the Gospel across the nation. A growth exercise I used with our team: "Use three words to describe yourself." Many replied with a combination of, "Pastor, teacher, evangelist, disciple, disciple-maker." Not many included "leader". Our most

Why do bad things happen? An isolated Hindu village served as a powerful constant reminder of God’s redemptive work. Under severe persecution, our pastor was forced to leave his village home in a predominant Hindu Village. Shortly, a devastating fire swept through the village. Burnt 15 houses to ashes. No one stepped forward to offer aid. No NGO. No government assistance. Although persecuted and kicked out, Metro Nepal returned with essentials for relief. Without pre-c