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Rev. & Mrs. Joseph & Cheryle Lopez	Rev. Eric Brockhoff	Sarath & Leeranjana Gamage

Welcome to USCINM

(U.S. Center For India Nepal Mission)

Welcome to USCINM

(U.S. Center For India Nepal Mission)

Entering the gate of this mission, one may feel that he/ she is entering a house in an old city like Patna, India, or Newer Community or Rana Palaces in Nepal; entering space looks so narrow, small but as soon as enters he/she will find a huge gardens and kitchen vegetable paddies, and even recreation places. Likewise, It looks so small mission one may think but the MISSION FIELD and WORKS are ever vast and you’ll feel like doing something and worthwhile doing it. And you will shout “Wow, This is India! Nepal!” May God Bless India! Nepal ! One told that if he, borrowing Hindu-concept, comes back to this planet again, I would come to India to help people to meet Savior...

USCINM is based on Chairman’s Years of Vietnam Field Experience during the war and over 31 years of missions & academic experiences in India and Nepal and the guidance of God the Holy Spirit over the years. The organization has been functioning on the strong belief that God is always with us to carry on the mission works. It was founded in early 1990 which was a deep dream that came in the early Nineteen Eighties after a careful feasibility studies on mission and seeing the results of Korean Church Missions from 1950 up to Nineteen Eighties. The missions were weak in support and inconsistent resulted in a loss of missionaries. So the great loss of personnel to other overseas missions after financially struggling (missionaries could not survive with inconsistent Korean Missions Support so they joined other foreign missions such as missions from U.S.A., UBS= Union Bible society, or theological institutions in U.S.A.) They transfer their membership to other missions

Finally, The chairman made a full decision to set up a mission in cooperation with some elders like Elder Daniel Suh, who had supported India Nepal Mission over decades, and inspired him to set up this organization, even though lots of hindrances were ahead of him.

USCINM was finally, founded by Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Sungho Lee who is the First Korean Missionary to India and Nepal. Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Sungho Lee was invited by IEM (Indian Evangelical Mission) via EFI (Evangelical Fellowship of India) for the work of IEM. The mission work within India includes areas such as Nepal, Indian islands, even Indians abroad when the works are possible. At the time Rev. Dr, Lee left for India for the first time, Ex-Rev. Kim, Keiyong, a pastor personally helped Rev. Dr. Lee though later his church approved the idea of commissioning him as the First Missionary to India. At last Rev. Kim’s Church was persuaded to send Rev. Lee and commissioned Rev. Dr. Lee as a Missionary to India and Nepal Regions. From 1982 to 1992, This Church supported Rev. Dr. Lee.

After a mysterious sudden death of Rev. Kim, Keiyong in North Korea, this church had completely stopped the support of the mission. Since 1992 while Rev. Lee was working in Jungle of India. Since that time Rev. Dr. Lee had to support his family and had to carry on the mission works, and support his organization by periodic donations from various churches and individuals. A church like “Korean United Church in Philadelphia” and World Mission in that church had never stopped praying, helping Rev. Lee they started supporting him from 1983 and still helping him, and also Synill Presbyterian Church pastor and session are always helpful at the time of emergency of his and his family.USCINM is a non-profitable, government permitted, tax-deductible, religious, mission organization which has dual responsibilities: domestic and foreign such as USA / India and Nepal. In the U.S.A., we must develop the resources and the personnel to train missionary candidates within the U.S.A. Academically as well as spiritually training and full orientation for the mission works. And this mission must develop financial support. For new immigrants in US (Indians and Nepalese) this mission must carefully look into the possibilities to help peoples. Possibly we may able to find the same Spirit -led Indian/ Nepalese for the designated mission fields.

Within India and Nepal, a full swing of plans for the development of seminaries to produce ecclesiastical leaders, primarily pastors according to language groups, must be studied. And a fully oriented and integrated mission works; to meet the spiritual, social actual needs.In the month of April of the year 2003, Rev. Chang Hoo Lee, pastor of the San Diego Hope Presbyterian Church helped this mission to be registered in the U.S. Government and received the full permission. In the recent years, many people have been interested in helping the growth of the work of this mission. Many people and churches are praying for the designated mission fields of India and Nepal. We are hoping that this mission will grow and be able to carry on the mission work which has been planned for years.

This mission has been closely related with local missions in the field of India, such as India Nepal Mission, Inc. In Nepal, India-Nepal Mission office in Thailand (IN Mission Office). Nepal Theological Seminary, and Jesus’ Abbey, Indian Evangelical Mission and Christ’s Disciples Fellowship and Evangelical Fellowship of India and churches. We are focusing more on the production of well trained ecclesiastical leaders and seeing other areas that we may look into to further the mission. Planting churches from Calcutta to Kathmandu and Kathmandu to Hariyana. You may join us with your prayers first, then with your financial help for the mission, you may personally get involved in the mission fields by teaching in the seminary if qualified. If you are a constructional engineer, you may help us build to improve our campuses both in Nepal and India. Please do not hesitate to contact us!

OUR VISIONS

By the grace of God we are stretching out the mission works from India to the borders of Khasha, Tibet (now territory of China), and Nepali territory; strategic areas for mission work include India, Nepal, and parts of Burma near Mizoram, Sikkim and Bhutan. These areas have raised ecclesiastical leaders who have developed deep love for their own country as well as ultimate goals of glorifying God by pioneering ecclesiastical bodies within Nepal and India. The founder/chairman once said, “Fill these lands with well-trained ecclesiastical and patriotic leaders so they can carry on visions that God has given in order that we may sleep peaceably at last.”

Our first priority is to develop and produce ecclesiastical leaders by nurturing them towards full maturity and pioneer the ecclesiastical body (priesthood and church).

Our second priority is to build up educational institutions; kindergartens to 12^th grades and up to university education to promote the nations’ ability towards prosperity and democracy and finally for peace and blessings. And the education institutions can be the vehicles for the priority one.

Our third priority is to provide medical care by building hospitals, dispensaries, health posts, and providing community health education until the national Christian bodies or leaders are able to run by themselves.

Furthermore, we wish to establish theological seminaries that adapt to the various groups of people and languages in the designated areas. This is the final and most important goal of our belief. We must, make an integrated plan for the future.

WHERE WE ARE LOCATED

Promotional Officer

Mailing address: U.S. Center for India Nepal Mission, P.O.BOX 7777 Torrance, CA 90504

Office Address: 1500 Hickory Avenue, Rm116, Torrance, CA 90503

Fax 310-782-3768 Telephone : 310-328 4506 Email: kathmandu3000@hotmail.com , indianepal@hotmail.com, uscinm@uscinm.org

At present we’re looking for a building with some camping space for missionaries and

Under Investigation at: Leehigh, Ft, Myer Fl. As a branch office and missionary training camp.

WHO ARE

SERVING THIS MISSION?

Chairman cum Field Director:

Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Sungho Lee, Ph.D,

Vice-Chairman cum Chief Advisor: Rev. Eric Brockhoff

Managing Director cum Liaison to African American Churches

Ms. J. Priscilla Lee

Financial Officer: cum Liaison to Spanish Speaking Churches:

Rev.& Mrs. Joseph & Cheryle Lopez

Liaison to Pentecostal Churches: Rev. Sarath Gamage

Charismatic Healing Liaison: Rev. Vi Carbojal

Liaison to Young churches: Mr.& Mrs. Selby & Any Weeks

Liaison to Korean Churches both in USA and Korean churches other countries:: Rev. Jongpil Coh

Advisory Committee :Former Missionaries to Korea & China and Senior Pastors of Afro-American churches: Advisory Committe Chairman:

Ecclesiastical, community development, educational leader Otto McClinton

PRAYER SUPPORTERS

With Elder Daniel Suh

Synil Presbyterian Church, USA

Torrance First Presbyterian Church

Korean United Church of Philadelphia

The Nakwon-Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia

Rev. Hyungkwan Choi & Elderr Taesoo Kim

Korean Church of Jacksonville

Augustine Presbytery

San Diego Hope Presbyterian Church

Rev. Changhoo Lee

Washington Central Presbyterian Church

South California Bethel Church

Jesus Love Church

Bethel Central Church

Rev. Jongpil Coh

San Diego Hollyhill MBC

St. Thomas MBC

With a closest helper DCN. Jessey Henry

Augustine Presbytery

Slater Street MBC

Elder Dr. Daniel Oh

Pastor, Charlie Rushing

Ms. Dooyae Stefanic

Elder Dr. Daniel W Suh

Ms. Savina Oh, President Lotte, Philadelphia

Miss Anna Kim

Deacon & Deaconess; Wonbae Lee, Jongjin Lee

Pastor, Otto McClinton

Rev. & Mrs. Arabinda &Eli Dey, Ph.D.

Rev. Dr.& Mrs. David Kim

Rev. Peter T. Sohn

Rev. Dr. Jeho Choi

Rev. Dr. Recardo Bartlett, Sr.

Greater New Zion MBC

Revd. Charles Williams

Promiseland MBC, Inc.

Elder: & Mrs. Daniel Suh

Session Member of Synill Pres. church

Elder Youngkyu Kim

Elder Kiman Kim

Elder Inkyu Kim

Elder Youngje Kim

Elder Youngje Park

Elder Yonggap Jo

Deacon & Deaconess; Wonbae Lee, Jongjin Lee

Mrs./Emily Midori Nelson

Indian Evangelical Mission, Bangalore India

Christ’s Disciples Fellowship. Calcutta. IndiaNepal Mission Thiland

Jesus’ Abbey, Shukhna, India

Rev. Steve Gabbott, Christ church, Bangkok,Thailand Prayer Support

Edvard Sasun Avagyan, an artist Yerevan, armenia-Russia

On the OM douloship	Rev. Dr and Mrs Chanyoung Choi and first korean missionary to Thailand	Board Meeting 2007
With Rev Dr. Bill Grubb		Chairman's family with mom who raised him

MISSION STATEMENTS

We believe that the Old and New Testaments the Holy Scriptures is Word of God, has to be believed and obeyed as an absolute truth, an infallible truth and rule in Christian faith and in practice, not to dispute. But to be obeyed. And of the interpretation of Scripture is the Scripture itself and therefore when there is a question about the true and full sense of any Scripture that must be searched and known by other places that speak more clearly.

The Great Commission is to be obeyed by all Christians and their Churches and is to be applied not only to the direct Jesus’ disciples but also to all Christians even Today. We believe that Jesus is always with us until the end of age in process of preparation, execute His commands and Culmination of the mission. We are to raise leaders and nurture the ecclesiastical bodies for the glory of God and His Kingdom :pioneer them, nurture them and submit to the existing ecclesiastical bodies in that particular regions where we are serving. And we are to develop theological trainers who are able to teach in these mission fields within and outside U.S.A. And establish theological institutions to train and equip the local ecclesiastical leaders in each different language groups, development of financial supports, spiritual resources, and search for the guidance of Holy Spirit for the advancement of Gospel and His Kingdom as God led His people of Israel into the wilderness by pillar of cloud and fire, our finance policy is that we pray, wait and do the best we can and our prayers are answered, then, proceed as the elderly great men and women of God did in the past. The service area is from India to Nepal. However, we use adjacent countries in emergency ,such as, natural calamity, political disturbance and for reorientation for our mission members and even local leaders training at present we are using Thailand but if necessary we are extending the areas such as Sri Lanka, Singapore, even main land China. As a servants of God, we serve God with serving people. Lastly the execution of the mission work with denominations must be screened by the mission board that this mission is basically interdenominational preferably recognized by WEF (World Evangelical Fellowship). We expand the territory for mission according to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

We believe that the history of each nations are in the hand of the Almighty God for the Gospel to be delivered and nations to be saved. Therefore, we, Christians with their Churches must put the Great Commission in the first place of ministry in the Church and life.

Chairman’s Desk

A great turning point that geared my direction towards overseas mission work in my Christian Life was taken place on the battlefield in Vietnam. My earnest prayer at that time was that I could return to Vietnam as a missionary. I prayed that I would return home safely and unharmed. But at the time I was starting my missionary career, Vietnam was totally closed. That time was a year after returning home. I clearly realized that God was calling me for India and Nepal regions. As I was preparing myself to start the mission trip, I realized God had called me. No one could alter my direction in life except God alone. The burden of the mission for India and Nepal have been always with me no matter what kind of condition I was in, these past many years.

On receiving an invitation letter from Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Williams, general secretary, Indian Evangelical Mission (a native mission organization in India) in winter of the year prior to this trip, in which the invitation letter was approved by EFI, Evangelical Fellowship of India (a highest mission organization in India) I started preparing to go to India.The vast India sub-continent stretches from the tropical coconut farmed south to the snowcapped Himalayan Mountain ranges in the North. Hundreds of Languages, customs, cultures and people groups make up this vast area of enriched peoples.Racially, India is made up of early African peoples the original inhabitants called Dravidians, From Epic age also when the African continent was very near with the Indian-subcontinent both Indians and Africans had active exchanges of goods and cultures traveling by Canoos. But later years as the lithosphere movements made the two continents far distant. Even Today's at least some meters of Mount Everest going up every year. In details Mongoloids from China, Mongolia, Ural plains and elsewhere and Negroids from pacific, Oseania, Mediterranean, Asian Islands and in later times the European called Aryans*also called Indo-Europeans) intermingled with Indian Original Inhabitants . Mongoloids are from epic age as seeing Hindu Scriptures and earliest mural paintings in the Hindu temples there men with archery indicates that Mongoloids had existed from epic ages of early Indian History. And India has 1657 languages and dialects while Nepal has 127. About 65 percent out of these languages are based on Sanskrit. In India still the new dialects yet to find.

Cf. Dravidans: African-Negroid, Oseanian- Negroids,

Polynesian-Negroids, Mediterranean-Negroids

Aryabs: Indo-Europeans

Mongoloids: from Chian, Mongol, Ural Mountains

from the Mahabharata=Epic ages

cf. from Manorama, Indian magazine

The area today is vast mixture of ancient and modern culture. You may thrilled at this India Nepal. Wonder that was India! Or Nepal! My wife J. Priscilla and I began our mission experience in India from South to North and in Kathmandu, Nepal, where we traversed innumerable hardships and trials. We birthed and raised and educated our two children, Taeun Biswas (Son) and Hyunmee Rivkah (Daughter) there. All two children are grown up. Teaun is member of American Poet Society and Hyunmee is student of Master of Divinity in USA.

As Indian Elderly friends advised me to carry on the mission works as a travelers like Gypsy or Traveling Singers in the ancient time. I joined with traveler evangelists coming and going between India and Nepal. In India 5 or 6 months and in Nepal 2 months. This way already 31 years are passing by. We established an evangelical yet highly academicals theological seminary, and planted churches in India as well as Nepal. Nepal Theological Seminary and Churches, a Hospital (near China border) in Nepal are the chief ministry.

As a culmination of our missionary career we are projecting an additional monastery type seminary in Shukhna, India, for the regions of Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, Myanmar (Burma), Bangladesh, Sikkim and even if possible from China and Tibetans. Nepali speaking populations can mix with those places where the seminary can hold. Fill the lands with the well trained pastors. This dream that God has given to me will be realized.

For the new seminary I am searching for the continually an extendable 99 year lease of 65 acres of beautiful forest land. Our primary focus is on producing the well trained pastors, ecclesiastical leaders, and also from these area train missionaries; Training and sending them for short and long term mission works and for Nepalese and Indian immigrants to the lost.We need your prayers and supports. Ceasing the main support from Korean Churches in Korea I have been experiencing unspeakable difficulties that need your prayers. Thank You and Glory to God only! We can not carry all these burdens all by ourselves. We need your helps.

Emmanuel Sungho Lee

Founder Chairman

MISSION FIELD OFFICE ADDRESS:

Mailing Address: 127 Manicktala Street, Calcutta 700006 India

Tel/Fax : 011-91-33-25732418/

Mission Compound: New Life Centre, Khatihadhi,

P.O.Ganti,via Rampur, Ganganagore 743250 India

Direction : Behind of Dum Dum Int’l airport-VIP Road-Koikali-left turn-Rampur-Left..

*INDIA NEPAL MISSION, INC.

Nepal Theological Seminary & University

GPO BOX 3388 Kathmandu, Nepal

Tel Fax 011-9771-5570563/5573701

Direction: Satitaal Palace, NTS Building, Sunakothigaon, Kathmandu, Nepal

*THAI-BRANCH OFFICE: INDIA NEPAL MISSION INC.

For the orientations and preparation for the periodic workers.

Rm.370 8^th Fl. Bldg R. Niruncondo 2, Sukhumvit 93^rd

Road, Bangkok 10250 Thailand:

Mailing Add. P.O.Box No.9 Seacon Square Post Office, Bangkok 10254 Thailand

Tel/Fax 011-662-7411196

JESSUS' ABBEY:

*SHUKHNA=INDIA” UNDER-CONSTRUCTION *Sikkim: Under construction

Associated and Invited Mission Agencies from 1975:

Indigenous Mission Organizations: Receiving organizations from 1975

IEM=Indian Evangelical Mission, Bangalore, India

Evangelical Fellowship of India, New Delhi, India

CDF= Christ’ Disciples Fellowship, Calcutta, India

ZONES AND MINISTRIES:

Calcutta: CDF Seminary, Human Resource Development, New Life Centre. School k-12. Shukhna: Jesus’ Abbey, a monastery type of seminary
for Doctorate Program to develop and Biblical Spirituality and educational Leaders by recycling old-timers until their home going.

Bhutan Border: Church Groups

Elder Buddha Lama

Lankapara Bazar

Dist: Jalpaiguri, West Bengal 735228, India

Sikkim: Church Groups:

Miss Saruna Rai

Tadong Christian Church

C/O Rev. Jonah Gurung

Gangtok, Sikkim 737101, India

Nepal India Border: Church Groups:

Shukhna Christian Church

P.O. Shukhna Bazar, West Bengal, India

Nepal: Nepal Theological Seminary & University,

Church Groups /Nepal Tibet Border: A Hospital

For the emergency situations, such as, natural calamity &political disturbances, and a full orientations for mission workers we use adjacent countries:
Sri Lanka, Thailand, Singapore, and even China main land.

HOW TO HELP THIS MISSION?

First, with Prayer you can support, without prayer even one inch we can not go forward. Your prayer is essential support in mission.

Second, with Financial Support as described below:

Third, involving in ministry by his (or her) expenses or

supported by any organization and individuals..

Teaching any of the theological subjects in a semester etc.

If you're engineer, you can help building campus.

Fourth, by introduce to someone who has the same dreams

You can send financial supports as follows:

For Tax Deductible Contribution to the :

U.S. Center for India-Nepal Mission

Either Send Contributions Directly with a Check to:

U.S. Center for India-Nepal Mission

In short form: USCINM

P.O. BOX 7777 Torrance, CA 90504

By Directly Bank Transfer to:

Hanmi Bank, Torrance Office : 21838 Hawthorne Boulevard,

Ground Fl. Torrance, Ca 90503

Tel 1-310-793-9115, Fax 1-310-793 9156

For Deposit in Account No. # 009-825-398

Account Holder’s Name:

U.S. Center for India-Nepal Mission

1500 Hickory Avenue, Rm.116, Torrance. CA 90503

Note: After Directly Send Money through Bank,

Please Contact the Mission Office in California.

Tel/Fax. 1-310-782-3768 to receive a tax deductible receipt.

(U.S. Government Charitable Organization EIN-#68-0552152)

MISSION COLUMN AND NEWS:

a) Medical Mission Camps:

Nearly 50 different groups serving medical camps within Nepal and India.

Calcutta, Shukhna ,West Bengal, Maharajgunj, Utter Pradesh.

Cochin, Mallappali East. P.O. Kerala 689584, South India

Tatopani & Dolakha of Charikot near border of china and Nepal

b) Mountaineering Team with Purposes:

We have been hiring a Mountaineering Company which trained by Korean Mountaineering Team since 1977 for government permission , equipments, carriers like Sherpa tribes, and orientation for the purpose bringing practical helps to the mountain villagers. All personally contact with chairman by email or phone.

Nagpur, Bangalore, Rampur-West Bengal, Sikkim, Shillong, Shkhuna, and Tatopani. Charikot, Dolkha regions are future camps. This plan is to develop friendship with villagers for the long term basis to open the opportunity to introduce Gospel through establishing schools, medical dispensary, agricultural development, and adult education.
“Make real friends”

Suggestive and Planning Projects:

A. A small village school from Kindergarten

B. An Adult school for i.e.. ladies and gentlemen

C. A dispensary with a guest house got outpatients coming from long distances in remote villages and for staff, visitors, and foreign guests

D. A Small Church finally as new converts being produced.

E. Then, select an evangelist’s family who is qualified teacher, administrator to run the school and dispensary with pasturing the church.

At present the candid areas are Sherpa villages, Tatopani in the China & Nepal Border

C. Searching for Land : for Jesus’ Abbey

A New Seminary site is under planning on the beginning of the Himalayan Foothills , India ever since 2003,We’re searching for the Indian Government Forest Land as a -continuous- 99 year- lease, as a monastery type of self supported one we are planning. In order to do this we need starting funds. We are praying and searching for help. Master In Divinity course has started from fall semester of 2004 and we received female students also for the first time of our seminary history. New Affiliation: we had several affiliations with foreign institutes in the past including recent ones.

Rev. Prof. Puran Lama.

D. Nepal Theological Seminary & University:

Established in 1985 that graduated 421 until Spring, 2006. This seminary is the first one in Christian History in Nepal that growing steadily. She has been permitted by Nepal Government as an university to expand many other colleges. Now she has only theological seminary and look to the future to create other colleges.

E. Campus Formation With EMI:

Campus of NTSU planning is done in 1999 by EMI (Engineering Ministry International) Colorado Springs, USA. A group of engineers visited over a week to make a primary investigations to make a full campus planning for the size of 150 students both female and male students, and one acre of land to be purchased for the whole campus Planning's. Dr.& Mrs. Donald & Sandy Komito had committed to help building this campus from this year September right after Don’s retirement from the chief Engineer of Ft. Myer International Airport. But we need budget for the campus and land. In 1996 we purchased 1 acre of a piece of land which was two acres on sale. Due to budget we bought only 1 acre. Now as expanding the school we need this another 1 acre of land. We need the budget for the buildings. Details we will give as requested.

CAMPUS PLANS

(Need to be purchased)

Felt need for Nepal Theologicall Seminary and University

a. An acre of land in front of existing building. Price $300,000

b. Operational budget for professors and staff and scholarship for students.

c. Library books. At the moment we have only 2300 books we need theological books in library.

d. Necessary buildings: Chapel, Women dormitory, Men dormitory, Library, class rooms, kitchen and dining hall, prayer rooms, guest house,
religious music room and dispensary etc.

e. Transportation: A big bus, a mini bus, a caravan for mobile teaching, 5 motor cycle, 10 bicycles, a big truck.

F. Library books donated for Theologicall Seminary and University:

By Rev. Dr.& Mrs. Donald & Dottie Dawson over years sent books by surface mail that all arrived and Rev. Dr. Eric Brockhoff, vice Chairman of our mission has been collecting books and donated books so far. Students as well as professors in Nepal are enjoying their study. Further more we need more than 50,000 volumes of books to be met the qualification that Nepal Government requires. Need your book donations as follows:

To. Library :-Rev. Prakash Lama Rector

Nepal Theological Seminary & University

GPO BOX 3388, Kathmandu, Nepal

Tel/Fax 011-9771-5570563

Books :

(Biblical Departement O.T and N.T)

(Theological Department )

(Religion Department )

(Church History Department)

(Church Ministry Department)

Library books

G. A Hospital that Emmanuel built is again in our hands:

During the years of unspeakable struggles in mission field Emmanuel built a hospital in the border of Nepal and Tibet-China, DOLAKHA HOSPITAL under Epilepsy Association which Emmanuel had been serving as a director assigned to the Social Service Bureau of Nepal Government over years to make as a mission hospital where we can do mission works freely.

However unpleasant characters intervened and internal disintegration while Emmanuel was in Furlough this hospital had to be handed over to government. This government could not run even a year. Again it has been running by a local personnel. Now it is Emmanuel’s hand again. A full swing of operation will be soon.

H. A Mission Hospital In Cochin : Requests for medical camp

I. Tracts created new distributing:

Funds for printing the tracts and the designs provided by Rev. Dr. Eric Brockhoff We had distributed in 2004 was 1.50 millions around the cities and villages in Nepal. Especially during the football tournaments mobilizing seminary evangelistic team who were well trained and spiritually prepared had not only distributing the tracts but also numerous individual contacts making possible to bring souls to Christ. We continued to do this works every year. Every weekend our pupils of NTSU are visiting peoples and meeting peoples on the street and making appointment to make friends and win the souls for Christ. Tracts are designed by Rev. Dr. Eric Brockhoff which is simple and effective if one is prepared spiritually. he dynamical Words of God, deep prayer , deep love for souls, and keen to the voice of God is major fact of an effective evangelism. Translation of this tracts are on its way. We are aiming to create and print in different languages in Nepal and India. All these made possible of Hidden Helpers like you. Some contributed for printing. Some for photocopying the same tracts. We look for all possible directions and methods to bring souls to Christ our Lord and also their Lord. This work also occupies in an important role in mission.

J. HAMHAE PRESBYTERY medical mission team will come to Nepal in September

30 medical personnel formed a team and came to Nepal. Already several times they had come and served many at the campus of NTSU where surrounded by Hindu-villages. Amazingly villagers were happy and helped. This year we are planning for 10 days Medical Camp and already announced to the villagers. This is very good chance to introduce New Life in Christ.

K. Student service team:

From Namkwang Presbyterian Church in Seoul, South Korea will send 50 students for the NTSU for service to the seminary campus.They will dig up the holes for pillars, ditches, and cement works etc. In the meantime, they will study on different societies within 4 cities around Kathmandu. Rev. Youngjoon Parka and elders will lead them.

L. An Evangelistic Training camp in Nagpur

Under consideration, train northerners and send them to all borders. Overall project blue prints will come soon. This is an extremely prime importance in mission works both for Nepal and India.

M. Annual Conference

Churches gathering annually for spiritual revival, pastoral reorientation, education of evangelists, and for unity of the ecclesiastical bodies .

Church conferences in kathmandu

Church conference in Mizoram

Church conference in Calcutta

N. Churches in Calcutta India-Nepal Border, Bhutan Border

Sikkim & Nepal:

We need your prayer for their growth and survive.

O. TFPC Medical Team: (Torrance First Presbyterian Church Short Term Medical Missinary Team)

(SAM HYUK YOON, DAVID ZAI HONG, YOUNG HWANGAE LYEN YOON, KYUNGMI LEE, GILSOON KIM, JUNGWHA LEE, KEVIN THOMAS, DANIEL LEE, SAMUEL KOOKRAK SON) ARRIVED IN TRIBHUVAN AIRPORT,

KATHMANDU, Nepal (September 12-17). 2005)

With the numbered huge bundles that each members hardly able to handle arrived at the Tribhuvan Airport, Kathmandu the Ancient city. Pastor Emmanuel, Norbulinka Hotel Manager with the Seminary staff were waiting for them. Norbulinka Hotel Manager told Pastor Lee that he can recognize them all by their body language for he took care of so many Koreans either Koreans from Korea or abroad. On arrive they were guided to Pashupatinath Hindu Temple where usually people can see the Death Rituals which is very similar to that of India about this time of that plane arrival. And then to the NTSU where Newar Community is located a little far off from the Ring-Road. Cooled of for some time all guided to the Norblinka Hotel where they can enjoy Korean Foods all the way through the medical camp period…fluently speaking Korean Speaking Hotel Manager and food made them not much like foreign to them. They enjoyed breakfast that delivered luncheon buffet from hotel right in the seminary campus and dinner also Korean food… All must be satisfied with this program.

Over 2000 patients in Sunakothi Gaon, whom used to be workers in the beginning of that seminary construction from 1986.They all know Pastor Emmanuel. General, internal medicine, podiatry, two different Korean Traditional Medicine which was the most famous not only the aged but also young girls. All surprised at the skills of immediate remove of pain from body. And approximately 1000 new eye-glasses been distributed to all young and old. Regardless age or gender Mrs. Kim had cut their hairs with most recent styles; V, Step, clean…even abandoned children who never had their washed. Mrs. Kim washed them all without hesitation.

Pharmacists and pediatric corner were always full of patients. Such many children! All were taken care of. During the camps the large and black mosquitoes attacked our member what all killed by Korean Mosquito Killers. It was lucky that this valley is not in terai area where the Malaria mosquitoes revived. At this time all the seminary furniture's, facilities, and pupils as well...They were very very helpful.

As a pre-Evangelistic Activity this camp is very important for the theologically or ecclesiastically trained ones can not do all these roles. They are not of course the medical doctors. Like Albert Sweizer one can not do all the roles. Villagers must have felt a warm kind treatments and long remembering experience. This camp will continue every year for the different areas in Kingdom of Nepal.. So many places yet to go. Seeing Kathmandu only one can not fully see Nepal. May God bless the team and the TFPC. For next year they may guided to Pokhara or Terai areas.

P. Calcutta to Kathmandu Mission stations have fully established:

Present mission stations (22 mission stations)

a. Calcutta 1 station b. Jaigoan 2 stations c. Lankapara 1 station d. Silguri 2 stations e. Jhapa 2 stations f. Morang 3 stations. g. Udaypur 3 stations h. Chitwan 3 station i. Kathmandu and Lalitpur 4 stations j. Sikkim 1 station.

For these stations felt Needs:

1. Land for Church Building

2. Mobile teaching program

Future Mission Station
Kathmandu to Hariyana

Kathmandu-Chitwan-Sunauli-Maharjgunj (U.P)-Gorakhpur-Kanpur-New Delhi- Hariyana