SANKARAGUPTAM GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
For the lost: Andhra Pradesh, South India
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About the founder, Pastor Chevakula Wilson.
"I was born in a Hindu religious poor family, and worshipped
idols like stone and wood," he says. "Due to poverty conditions,
I suffered for food, clothes and shelter. In my youth I used to
sin, and lost my way to heaven. I had no peace in my heart."
Chevakula read many religious books to find the real God. "There are many religions and names of Gods in this world," he says.
"It happened that I attended a gospel meeting and was touched by the Spirit of God," he says. "I accepted Jesus Christ as my personal Saviour. When I was converted, I met some trouble. I was hated by our relatives and friends."
"In those days, people followed
Communism," he continues. "Christianity did not spread.
I was not ashamed of them for I have found the real Life and Truth.
I committed my life for the service of God. I began to witness for
Jesus and distributed literature of Good News of Salvation through
Christ. I faced much trouble in the villages."
Pastor Wilson Chevaluka founded the Gospel Assembly with the aim of winning souls for Christ.
" Every Indian has some kind of religion," he says, "But they are lost wthout Christ the Saviour. Millions of people, including children, are suffering without food, clothing, education and medical care: pray for India!"
This is exactly the case in our area,
but we have a saying that "Even one person can harvest his
millet." So we are moving determinedly, with faith that God
will send more workers at the right time."
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17 Dec 02
About the Project:
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Men and women praying in the crowded Convention at Sankaraguptam, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh |
Pastor Chevaluka writes about his vision...
"In India there are many religions, castes and cults. We need heart-burdened and compassionate supporters to win India's lost, unsaved souls for Christ. If you are interested to reach the unreached with the gospel, we have to act quickly and meaningfully while the door is still open and there is freedom and opportunity. I deeply request you to extend your helping hands to set the captives free. Pray, and do what you want to do for Indian evangelism."
Follow this link to Pastor Chevaluka's
Vision
Statement>>
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