If you’ve been following India Connection recently, you know that we are in a season of change. In our last issue, we spoke about the giant waves that are starting to form that we believe are leading to a historic revival of God’s church in India.
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In the face of poverty and persecution, India Connection pastors proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ in cities, towns, and villages across northern India. By the grace of God, people are hearing the good news and getting saved every day. This flourishing church in Andhra Pradesh recently installed a permanent outdoor baptismal on their property. Please pray that the children of God in India would continue to reflect His light and that many would know He is Lord of all! Sending Workers into the Harvest The Koinonia College of Theology (KCOT) is finishing up another school year and preparing...
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Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him. 1 Corinthians 7:17 Ours is an age in which everyone is shopping for perfection. Work, home, hobbies, church – we think everything could use an upgrade. However, in our drive for better opportunities and greater comfort, we often forget those around us who have little or nothing. People in Paul’s times faced similar social and cross-cultural and economic issues. Nothing is new under the sun or unique to us as a society or you as an individual. Paul’s...
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Greetings, Friends. Pastor Ray and I are back from India after a fruitful trip. We thank you for all your love, support, and prayers while we were away. The Lord is faithful and we experienced His tremendous blessings on this trip. Able Ministers of the Lord Koinonia College of Theology professors and their families at Faculty Retreat Highlighting this trip were an awesome Pastors Conference with the theme, “Being Able Ministers of the Lord”; a faculty retreat with the Koinonia College of Theology; and baptisms at the Koinonia Fellowship Church at Pune. We also taught daily at KCOT, visited...
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I am convinced that God calls and God gives a vision, and without that it is futile for any of us to put our hands to the plow. Continually asking ourselves why we are involved in any missions work – local, national, and international – helps us to be clear in our minds about the ultimate purpose of our day-to-day activities.
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