Slumdog of Another Kind

Unlike the Slumdog Millionaire who got out of the slum, this missionary is trying to get in to the slum. Why? To plant a church. God has sent this Gospel for Asia native missionary to love people and share the Good News of Jesus Christ with them. Living at nearly the same economic level, this native missionary, who speaks their language and knows their culture is able to reach the people of this slum without any barriers. Praise the Lord, many souls are coming to Christ. Native missionaries just like this are doing 90% of all pioneer evangelism in the world! Through Gospel for Asia, a missionary can be fully supported for a year for about $2,000. Please consider partnering with a native missionary today for just $30 a month. Visit Gospel for Asia's website at gfa.org . (Slumdog Millionaire missions work in slums of India shanty towns huts Mumbai Bombay evangelism planting churches church plant missionaries native missionary indigenous missionaries local missionaries nationals Gospel for Asia slum ministry slums poverty level poor countries India Asia children street kids Slumdog Millionaire Gospel for Asia missionaries help the poor needy desperate destitute)
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[SuperUncleruckus]

you get paid to convert and create tension between Christians and Hindus, not to feed.

[AboutMissions]

@SuperUncleruckus thanks for your concern, but the missionaries there are not trying to create tension or fighting in any way. The message of Jesus is one of peace. No one is being coerced or forced to convert. It is their own choice if they want to learn more about Jesus.

[SuperUncleruckus]

@AboutMissions Of course, I agree with you that it is a mission for peace and to bring peace, but it's very swayed in india. Watch here for the stories of tribals ---> /watch?v=_cN6F6ztceA . What are your opinions?

[AboutMissions]

@SuperUncleruckus Thanks. Yeah, somebody else brought this video to my attention before. The stories in the video might be true or false, but if so called 'Christians' are acting that way, it is absolutely wrong. Without a doubt there are some peddlers of the Christian faith, but in reality they are just greedy for money. I often warn people of this. The best way to decide if something is a Christian act is to compare it to what is taught in the Bible.

[SELAHPAUSE]

PRAISE THE LORD

[aperturenworld]

@SuperUncleruckus

Only the corruption of a Man's heart makes him want to bring conflict to those who want to embrace Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour..The Gospel of Christ does come like a sword exposing and separating the Light from the darkness.. Jesus is very much a true living person still today and the more people who embrace Him the better for them...

[sarabower1]

@SuperUncleruckus they need food and $ not semantics from another religious group.

not going to feed the people

[sreezah]

wow! that"s a brave thing to do! I wish I was brave enough to do that!

[joannekaminski]

What a beautiful mission. Absolutely amazing. I love it! This truly is an amazing world we live in.

[Seedcovers]

Awesome!