Dear Friends, Because of your generosity, prayers, and faithful partnership, we are witnessing extraordinary moments of harvest—and we are deeply grateful to share this report with you. Over the course of two days of revival meetings, more than 15,000 people gathered to hear the Gospel. From these meetings alone, over 7,000 individuals made first-time decisions to place their faith in Jesus Christ. Even more encouraging, reports indicate that thousands of these new believers—over 4,300—attended local churches the very next Sunday, taking their first steps in discipleship and spiritual growth.

Despite deep devotion to traditional religions, the people of Nepal are searching—searching for peace, healing, and answers to life’s greatest struggles. Many communities face overwhelming challenges, including poverty, and social inequality. With Nepal’s GDP per capita under $1,500 and nearly one in three households relying on remittances just to survive, the need for hope is urgent and real.

Lira—located in northern Uganda—is a rapidly growing city marked by resilience and hope. After decades of conflict, the region is rebuilding its social and economic foundations, and with 70% of the population under the age of 30, the spiritual future of this city is being shaped right now. While Christianity is established, local pastors have been earnestly praying for renewal and strengthening within the Church.

Owerri Nkwoji holds a sacred place in my heart. It was here that I first felt the unmistakable call of God to take the gospel to the nations—and here that I fully surrendered to that call. I remember shutting myself away for days, alone in my room, immersed in Scripture, prayer, and quiet meditation, as the Lord shaped the course of my life.

The city of Amritsar, India has long been on my heart. While I have previously hosted pastors’ conferences there, until recently we had never conducted a mass gospel crusade in the city. That changed in October 2024, and what God did exceeded every expectation.

Gurdaspur, India will always hold a sacred place in my heart. It was here that I preached my very first international crusade, and nearly every year since, the Lord has allowed me to return—each time witnessing His unmistakable hand at work. What began with a few hungry hearts has grown into a mighty harvest. Multitudes have come to Jesus for the very first time, and some of those early believers are now leading thriving churches with thousands in attendance. I am deeply grateful for what God began in this region and for the faithful men and women who continue to steward His work.

Sometimes the journey doesn’t unfold the way we plan. Unexpected flight cancellations kept me from being physically present at the Dhading District gathering, and when word spread that I would not arrive as expected, attendance understandably shifted. Yet even in the uncertainty, something powerful happened—people still came. What could have been a setback became a reminder that purpose is never dependent on a single person.