visitors, each took a turn speaking to the church and praying for parts of the body. They were moved by the love of the Korchabang people. This is where the church began in Rolpa, the Mid-West district that was once the center of the Maoist civil war from 1996-2006. Today, a kingdom movement is underway; a revolution that has seen a few believers multiply into scores of churches throughout the mountains.

“May the God of all hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.”– Romans 15:13

Friday, May 5

“This place is a stronghold,” brother Megh said repeatedly throughout the day in Dharmasala. He was referring to the prevailing spiritual darkness plaguing the people evenchurch grow as an example of God’s love poured out on Dharmasala.

Thursday, May 4

We flew across Nepal from Kathmandu to Nepalgung and then drove a hard nine hours into the mountains to Dharmasala. We only traveled 125 miles by Jeep, but the last 25 took six hours on rough, dusty roads.

When we arrived we were met by the first Christian in the area, a sister from nearby Korchabang, who expressed praise for our return. She wondered if we would be back after a medical emergency altered my travel to Rolpa in April of 2016.

But we have returned to encourage the local Church in Dharmasala, where we will be building a house of worship: in Korchabang, and in house churches in various villages a few days of trekking away.

Wednesday,