Nepal Work Multiplied by Native Goat Farm. Partnering with an indigenous Nepalese church in 2008, we established a native team to launch a new orphanage and its supporting goat farm. Phase One of the orphanage has been completed and we've been able to take in a handful of orphans. However we still have a lot of work to do. We're also conducting outreach efforts in remote mountainous villages within Nepal. Less than 2% of the population is Christian, and hundreds of villages are without any established body of believers. Please join us in reaching out to Nepal's estimated 1 million orphans, and the the millions in need of the hope of the Gospel.

 • Sponsor a goat at our goat farm
 • Sponsor a goat in someone's honor
 • Sponsor an orphan in Nepal

Empowering the Poor: Women's Small Business Development. Amidst its natural beauty and tourist destinations, one would not think of Nepal as place of extreme poverty. However, the UN includes Nepal on its well-known list of "50 Least Developed Nations."¹ More than 50% of the population is getting by on less than $1 per day. To address the problem, our Nepal team is expanding a women's skill & business development program in impoverished areas in the Himalayas. The program offers training workshops to train women in skills of basket weaving, bag-making, and candle making. Due to very low rates of electricity coverage in the remote towns and villages of Nepal, candle making is very profitable. Our program is offering graduates candle making molds and enough supplies to get their home-based businesses off the ground, all at a cost of only $29 per participant. During the program, women are offered the opportunity to join in Bible studies conducted in between sessions. Through this, many women are coming to a knowledge of the good news of Jesus Christ for the very first time in their lives.

 • Sponsor a woman in our women's small business development program
 • View photos from our work in Nepal


¹ Source: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0908763.html