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An American family was deeply moved by the realization of how easily they could bless the Stepping Stone children. So gripped by the possibility, they offered us a wonderful challenge.
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Lal's father quarreled constantly. Because he was also a violent man, he was involved in many court cases. All of his income and more was spent on solving his legal problems. He became so deep in debt, and life for his family became so hopeless, that they all decided to commit suicide together.
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Buffaloes were the livelihood of a Hindu man. He depended on them. So he became alarmed when they all got sick. A believer, learning of his worries, told the man about a nearby church.
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While giving birth to a child, a Hindu woman developed complications. The child was delivered safely, but the mother's condition was so bad that, according to the doctors, there was no hope of survival for her.
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While in India, Brother Ebenezer Samuel travels many miles to visit and encourage the different mission fields. A Mission Field is generally a group of 20 missionary/pastors who meet monthly for 2 days of training prayer and encouragement.
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While your children are privileged to receive wholesome education under the hands of godly Dad and Mom, millions of unfortunate children from poor, illiterate, pagan families are not as fortunate. Would it not be a blessing if your children had a way to relate their lives to these children half way around the world?
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Many children find a Stepping Stone Center to be a shelter from turmoil, a respite from the tensions and burdens of home. It might be the only place that they can study. They are taught to be model citizens, to have moral values and to live a life that is pleasing to God.
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Pastor Titus was disturbed when he heard about the marital problems of a couple who lived in a village within his mission field. This couple frequently disagreed, and each new disagreement led them into a furious round of escalating verbal abuse.
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After nine years of marriage, Abishek and Sushela had no children. Doctors had treated them for quite some time, but to no avail.
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Mr. Samynathan was an alcoholic and had been for twelve years. His wife and children had left him. His parents, who could do nothing with him, had chased him out of the house. One day he was lying beside the road, drunk. Members of a social organization, taking pity on him, took him to a hospital for treatment and rehabilitation.
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Pastor Shamo, a talented writer, was recently inspired by the Lord to write a new Gospel tract. But he lacked the funds necessary to get it printed. The only source of capital available to him was fifty chickens that his wife had been rearing, so he sold them.
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Three years ago, Ram had the habit of smoking and using pan. He had learned these habits from his parents, who lived immoral lives. They did not view such habits as harmful. Pastor Sahaj visited these parents and shared the Gospel with them. They gave no heed to his words, but they did agree to enroll Ram at the local Stepping Stone center.
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Ebenezer Samuel, President of Serve India Ministries
Thank you for your vital prayer and support of Serve India Ministries. Brother Ebenezer Samuel is preparing to travel to the United States April 1st and has an exhausting 3 months in India establishing new mission fields and encouraging our current missionary/pastors. Read some exerpts from his travel diary for January and February, may it lead each of us to pray for him regularly.
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A local group vigorously opposes a Stepping Stone program because of the Gospel.
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Pastor accepts challenge from farmer to cut down a tree that the village worshipped....
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The work of Serve India Ministries dovetails perfectly with the work of its partner, BILD International. Our vision is to plant 100,000 new churches in India by 2020.
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A key to success for Serve India Ministries as we partner with independent pastors in India are the mission field leaders known as facilitators. Each Mission Field is coordinated by a facilitator who is a seasoned missionary with years of experience.
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“Daddy, Jesus will help you stop drinking.” Chhavi, Eesha and Janya had learned about Jesus from a nearby Stepping Stone Center.
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Pandian was a local thug and two of his friends were angry. While canvassing door to door for a local Hindu temple festival, they had come to the house of a pastor and had asked him to donate money. Because of his Christian faith, the pastor had refused.
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Bhavana was haunted by thoughts of a malevolent Hindu goddess, even though she was a pious Hindu who performed all of the rituals a Hindu should perform. So disturbing were her thoughts that she could sleep only for short periods and only during the day. When the sun set and night began she became so restless and fearful that she could not sleep at all.
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