Church Planting in Bhutan



Friends the time is right to move into this new horizon. God is leading us to see that this takes effect. Pst Samuel Sharma is our key coordinator in Bhutan. He is also an alumni of HI and we are praying to raise support for 5 Church planters beginning Jan next year. You can be part of this plan by committing to support at least one planter with a sum of $70 (Sing) per month for a period of one year. This amount is definitely insufficient but it will go a long way in providing some form of support. I will make sure you are regularly updated. We have built a training centre near the Bhutan border to train church planters who are willing to go into this difficult terrain. God willing another batch will be train in Jan/Feb 2010. Preparations are underway. I will be there for the graduation and to take some sessions on Biblical Mandate. Rise up to the challenge to fulfill the great commission.

Luke10:2 - He said , "The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send workers into the harvest field.

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  1. AnonymousNovember 16, 2009 at 1:41 AM

    Dear sir
    Greetings from pastor sam from Bhutan.
    you have done very nicely. I am so happy to go through the Blogs and the work you have shared for the country of Bhutan.
    Very nice. I am sure the one who sow will reap with Joy and for the country of Bhutan this is the right time to sow seeds in Good and fertile soil from where we will have return in 100 folds.
    Therefore all who have heart for this country will be blessed and are working directly or indirectly for the Lord in BHUTAN.
    I am so happy for those who will be in payers and are praying.
    Thank you sir
    samuel

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  2. AnonymousNovember 18, 2009 at 8:57 PM

    Dear Sir,
    I am in the spirit as I read this vision about Bhutan.God who used David Livinstone to change Africa,William Cary to change India would use Sir and the team to change Bhutan with the gospel.Wish and pray for the graduates.I am under your command to travel to Bhutan anytime to teach,train,motivate and challenge the church planters.
    Pastor S.John Signey
    A native Missionary to India
    PEC Ecclessia Training Center Incharge

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