Category Archives: Gospel for Asia

Gospel for Asia missionary-supported Tarun Malhotra is ministering to people in many different life situations in New Delhi, India. Because of his faithfulness to share the Good News, many are finding new life in Jesus. Here are the testimonies of … Continue reading →

New details about the severe persecution that Christians faced over the Christmas holiday in Orissa, India, continues to pour in from Gospel for Asia field correspondents. Many of the victims, which include GFA native missionaries and other believers, are still … Continue reading →

      Two months ago, Mahadevi Kaler answered the door to find a man and a woman standing on her doorstep with a limp 10-year-old girl in their arms. Desperation The man and his wife were Brijmohan and Oja … Continue reading →

  Two hundred Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries and pastors gathered for a pastors’ conference in South Asia in May, 2011. A few GFA leaders were present to encourage and motivate the missionaries and pastors in their service to the Lord. … Continue reading →

    The harvest is plentiful, and Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries are seeing how true Christ’s statement is as people turn their hearts to Him. In a restricted country, GFA-supported missionary Nyein Khin and his son Zaw boldly shared Christ’s … Continue reading →

    Mena Jyani lives with her four children in a small house in South Asia. The Lord has shown His enduring love for her in the midst of the hardships she has faced. Abandoned by Her Husband Five years … Continue reading →

    Sudhir Ahluwalia’s family loved the Lord, but he didn’t. Growing up in a small village of South Asia, Sudhir didn’t have any interest in knowing God. He spent his teenage years chasing after things of this world and … Continue reading →

  A fire swept through a South Asian slum in April, reducing six huts to ashes within minutes and taking the home and livelihood of a new believer, Nadira Gururani. The blaze, which is believed to have been started by … Continue reading →

  Deeptiman’s family struggled for their daily bread. His father was a day laborer who earned barely enough to feed their family. The lack of financial stability caused many quarrels among the family, bringing an absence of peace and happiness. … Continue reading →

Gospel for Asia native missionary Manja Tamang was released from a Nepali prison Friday after serving 9 years of a 20-year sentence. Manja was imprisoned in 2000 after being falsely accused of murder. Manja was freed along with 13 others … Continue reading →