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| CHRIST FOR INDIA is concerned not only with the
spiritual needs of the people of India, but their physical needs as well.
Many humanitarian ministries are used to help alleviate the sufferings
of the poor and destitute in order to break the poverty cycle while at
the same time exposing them to the Word of God. |
Medical Ministry
was built in 1990 with the aim of serving all those
on the CHRIST FOR INDIA campus as well as the poor villagers
neighboring the campus. In 1998 the facility became a full-fledged 30
bed general hospital with all facilities.
are set up in local villages at least twice a
month. A medical team consisting of a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, and
helper provide free first aid and consultation to the poor and needy.
If a medical case cannot be treated at the remote location, patients
are referred to the Joythi Hospital where they receive free treatment.
Medical staff are able not only to attend to the physical needs of
patients, but also to their spiritual needs. |
Retirement Home
Retired elderly women ministers, who have faithfully followed
Jesus Christ on the mission field of CHRIST FOR INDIA, INC.,
are given total care in this home and a Christian burial at their
death. Other ministries include: BIBLE TRANSLATION; FILM
& MEDIA CENTER; PRISON MINISTRY; SELF-SUPPORTING
PRINTING PRESS which produces Christian books, tracts, and
magazines; SELF SUPPORTIVE FARMING which helps provide
the over three thousand meals prepared on campus each day; BENEVOLENCE & WELFARE PROGRAMS which distribute
supplies to the poor and needy villagers as well as aids in
disaster relief. |
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