Our Ministries
Kamala Arts & Crafts School
We aim to improve the economic status of women and their families through vocational skills and training. The Kamala Arts & Crafts School provides sewing classes for 50 women. During the 3-month training period, beneficiaries learn and develop skills in making shirts, trousers, skirts, school uniforms, Indian traditional dresses such as blouses, petticoats, trousers and shirts.
Medical Camps
We sponsored seven different medical camps with the objective of providing free medical treatment for the poor and needy people in the community regardless of religion. As of October 2020, we treated 6,000+ patients, providing free prescription medicines and vitamins based on doctor's recommendations. We provided free treatment for illnesses such as lungs, kidneys, dental, ENT, gynecology, orthopedic and diabetes. In addition to this, blood pressure checkups, blood sugar checkups, electrocardiogram (ECG), and BMI checkups were carried out on the patients to create awareness about diabetes and hypertension at no cost to them. These issues are some of the most prevalent in the region.
Free Vegetable Distribution
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have lost their jobs and small businesses have shut down without knowing when they can return to “normal”. To help, we distributed 3,000 kilograms of different kinds of vegetables to sustain a family of 4-6 for a week. Additionally, we distributed groceries for families in need with enough to feed a family of 5 for one month. We will continue this ministry to serve families in the community, regardless of religion, to show the love of Christ in action.
Messiah Bible College
We are dedicated to equipping men and women called for the ministry to excel in God's mission as it is intended. Our institution is built on a foundation of unwavering faith in the Triune God, and we are committed to nurturing a generation of disciples who will carry out the great commission of Jesus Christ, as outlined in Matthew 28:18-19.
Discipleship
We are committed to training and supporting native-pastors who have been called to church planting. Local populations view national pastors much more favorably than foreign missionaries. In addition, native pastors understand the nuances of the language, culture, and lifestyle that are often difficult and time-consuming for foreign missionaries to learn. For the gospel to spread throughout these regions, native believers and pastors must be equipped to reach their families, friends, and communities.
Ministry to Widows
Nations for Jesus is supporting widows and disadvantaged women with a monthly sponsorship to care for their basic needs. We invite you to participate in this project and help them.