On August 26, a catastrophic flash flood tore through the Himalayan region along the Nepal-Tibet border, sending a devastating surge of water, mud, and debris through villages and towns below. More than 1,000 people have died. Thousands remain missing. And countless families have lost homes, livelihoods and loved ones.
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Ram, a Nepali school teacher, walks 30 minutes from his small mud-brick home to the village school each morning, greeting students along the way — some carrying heavy books, others carrying the weariness of meals at home that fill but fail to nourish.
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They don’t learn about the Savior multiplying the loaves and fishes — there’s no singing of “Jesus loves the little children” … Instead as they’re growing up, they learn about tales of angry spirits and witches! Most children in Nepal are Hindus — but a strong strain of ancient animistic religion has become syncretized with their Hinduism and infuses tales of hungry ghosts that bring destruction.
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That’s how long it would take to translate the Full Life Study Bible, known internationally as the Fire Bible, from English to Nepali.Even then, you would need two translators. One person working alone couldn’t possibly do it.But when Udgam heard about it, he immediately applied for the translation assignment and said he would do it all, himself. He is a bi-lingual Nepali man who had received the English-language Fire Bible years ago.
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Dear Friend of Eurasia, Prem Maya didn’t know if she was going to live or die. Trapped under a pile of rubble, she struggled to hold on to hope that she’d be rescued. It was April 25, 2015. That morning, Prem and her fellow believers had gathered to worship together in their hillside church in the Sindupalchok district of Nepal. At 11:56 am, as Prem’s pastor preached, the earth began to shake violently. The concrete wall behind the platform suddenly collapsed outward, the rush of air pulling the pastor right out of the building. Church members panicked as they realized…
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