a mission trip, we rejoice in the way God works. He allowed us to have another day of fellowship and witness what He did in Korchabang on Sunday, and then brought us to Gar Gare to meet four sons and 13 daughters of the King who hunger to learn about Jesus. As Elaine said to them: “You are the future of the church.” I predict a bright future.

The day began with the baptism of three believers in the church at Korchabang. Megh instructed Nokha Basadur, his wife Mina, and another sister, Ashamaya, in what it means to be a baptized believer. We then prayed for the three before Megh and Pastor Dulsar baptized them in a baptismal pool built behind the church.

In addition to praying for the baptized,I was blessed to dedicate to the Lord a baby boy named Samip and we joined the church in praying for repentance over a prodigal son named Manoj.

Gary dedicated baby Samip to the Lord while Megh translates his prayer. (Photo by Elaine Fallesen)

Claudia set out to climb a local mountain with Samuel Gurung, a 30-year-old cousin of Megh’s who joined us on this mission, and a few of the youth from the village. The entire area is hills, mountains and valleys with steep ascents and descents so finding something to climb – even trees – isn’t difficult. At the top they prayed amidst Hindu shrines.

The rest of the team visited a roadside food cart that Dulsar started with support from C4C Canada. He and others in this church