NEPAL
A training building That David Marshall Kealy designed is completed and is being used on the terraced site where our partner ministry is training staff as they share the Good News of Jesus and the importance of the Nepalese to know Him.
Remote areas of Nepal does not hinder the spread of the gospel
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The first project was to get water to the remote site. Water is the first requirement to build with concrete building blocks. That was accomplished by using water from streams up the mountain that was available. |
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Hope camp is for children to learn about Jesus.
Hope Camp helped us reach 750 children in remote mountains where the an earthquake was hit hard. By reaching the school, we provided warm double-sided fleece jackets for children in four villages, and our friends could share God's love in compassionate ways. They also founded a church and encouraged a young family who led the church in a remote area and spent two nights there.
Combined with Christmas Kids outreach and Hope Camp, we have reached 2400 children in 22 locations by sharing gifts of warm Jackets and the gospel with them. Let's continue to pray that God's love and his words may grow in these hearts and minds and transform their lives with hope and a future with God's kingdom.
Combined with Christmas Kids outreach and Hope Camp, we have reached 2400 children in 22 locations by sharing gifts of warm Jackets and the gospel with them. Let's continue to pray that God's love and his words may grow in these hearts and minds and transform their lives with hope and a future with God's kingdom.
Now a report about the architectural design process
Q & A with David Marshall Kealy
Q One of questions the Kealys hear the most often is, “where are you going next?”
A As our ministry following God’s leading has led us to numerous countries the perception is that we continue that process. Well, we do but it is based upon helping partner ministries we have met and worked with over the years using ZOOM, WhatsApp, messages, and the internet of things. Cost effective for us and this allows us to send money for their use.
The answer is, for the amount of money it would take to travel to be with and help our partners they could use the money to greater benefit; and they do.
Q The second question, “is Sharon going with you?”
A You might have guessed, The answer is, for the amount of money it would take to travel to be with and help our partners they could use the money to greater benefit. READ ON ~ MORE LATER
Q How do you help?
A Based upon need, it varies. It could be putting in a new well and or water delivery system, train students at Bible schools, help build village churches, or help feed pastor families who need money to buy food during the COVID pandemic. More specifically it includes consultation, project planning, budgeting, and architectural design.
Q Is it a rumor, you’re going to NEPAL?
A NO it is NOT a rumor!
Yes we have accepted an invitation for me to travel soon to Nepal.
Dear David, are you willing to Travel to Nepal yes, sometime this fall?
The main purpose would be to encourage our team you have prayed for and supported and to visit a location where we need a training center for a remote area.
If you can come, we would like to use your engineering skills to develop our land and design landscape and also help us design our future campus for conference hall, training classroom, kitchen and dining, guest rooms, students dorms and special cabins. The location is in a mountain resort area and we are praying that God will provide the resources.
A As our ministry following God’s leading has led us to numerous countries the perception is that we continue that process. Well, we do but it is based upon helping partner ministries we have met and worked with over the years using ZOOM, WhatsApp, messages, and the internet of things. Cost effective for us and this allows us to send money for their use.
The answer is, for the amount of money it would take to travel to be with and help our partners they could use the money to greater benefit; and they do.
Q The second question, “is Sharon going with you?”
A You might have guessed, The answer is, for the amount of money it would take to travel to be with and help our partners they could use the money to greater benefit. READ ON ~ MORE LATER
Q How do you help?
A Based upon need, it varies. It could be putting in a new well and or water delivery system, train students at Bible schools, help build village churches, or help feed pastor families who need money to buy food during the COVID pandemic. More specifically it includes consultation, project planning, budgeting, and architectural design.
Q Is it a rumor, you’re going to NEPAL?
A NO it is NOT a rumor!
Yes we have accepted an invitation for me to travel soon to Nepal.
Dear David, are you willing to Travel to Nepal yes, sometime this fall?
The main purpose would be to encourage our team you have prayed for and supported and to visit a location where we need a training center for a remote area.
If you can come, we would like to use your engineering skills to develop our land and design landscape and also help us design our future campus for conference hall, training classroom, kitchen and dining, guest rooms, students dorms and special cabins. The location is in a mountain resort area and we are praying that God will provide the resources.
The Story of the Messiah
Ministry outreach on radio
The life of Jesus Christ the Messiah as told by a Nepalese father to his adopted son is a series of 56 ~ 15 minute radio programs. On local radio in Nepal they are popular, especially during Christmas and Easter seasons .
Local radio stations provide information to residents during times of tragedy and this is the new norm now. Locally operated Christian format stations are operational in Nepal. They give direction and guidance for help and offer hope to all in need during the trying times.
Listeners write . . .
Hi, your program is very good, I listen to Story of the Messiah when it is on radio, and haven’t had chance to hear it lately. I work in radio company and with my network we have over 20 FM radio stations covering throughout Nepal. I would like to have the Story of the Messiah programs go on air through all those radio stations. Please let me know how to contact you for more details.
Story Of the Messiah (SOM) production was translated and produced in studios in Nepal.
It was recorded and mixed and tested in 56 episodes. Then it was released for broadcast on many FM stations.
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How it started . . .
It was produced using a Nepali family to tell the story. They did this story so that the churches of Nepal and Nepalese around the world would be able to listen to the whole story of Jesus Christ. The Story of the Messiah doesn’t talk just about what Jesus did, it also answers questions like, “Why did Jesus do that?” All of the writing of the dialogue in the Nepalese family was completed and it resulted in a 56 series audio that is played on local radio stations in Nepal.
Testimonial
Hi my name is Anita, I am a young girl from Brahmin family, I came from Traditional religion, but I truly trust in God. I have the Bible with me and read it. I have not been baptized yet but have received Jesus as my Lord and Savior. I have not been able to go to Church but I hate worshiping idols. God has fulfilled my heart. Some times I struggle being a girl from Brahmin family because when I share the good news of Jesus to others, they ridicule me, it hurts me. I would love to use my time doing God’s work, please pray for me.
REACHING PEOPLE FAR FROM GOD
2010-2025
2010-2025
