A monthly newsletter with real prayer requests and project updates — always with the care needed to protect those serving in the field. No names, no exact locations, no exposure.
Real news from the project in India and prayer requests — just that, gathered into a single monthly message, no spam.
This newsletter isn't new. Between 2002 and 2005, more than 140 individuals, churches, and mission organizations received the Pray for India Prayer Bulletin by email, written from the field in Calcutta. It's the same commitment we're taking up again here.
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“A trained pastor doesn't reach just one person — he reaches an entire church.”
Partner church network · Eastern India
From the project to India as a whole — always at a broad regional level, never a specific city, village, or name, to protect those serving in the field.
Pray for the first groups of pastors beginning their studies in West Bengal — for perseverance, a readiness to learn, and safety at their monthly gatherings.
SharePray for the course translation work, that each class would be prepared with clarity, biblical faithfulness, wisdom, and excellence, and that this content would bless and strengthen the training of many pastors and leaders.
SharePray for God to raise up faithful supporters, able to financially sustain the translation, production, and follow-up of the groups in the field, month after month.
SharePray for the churches and Christians of India — for unity, for growth in the Word, and for courage to live out and proclaim the gospel.
SharePray for religious freedom in India. Twelve of the country's 28 states have "religious freedom" laws that restrict conversion, making life harder for those who decide to follow Christ.
SharePray for protection and courage for Christians facing discrimination, hostility, or violence because of their faith, especially where religious persecution is most intense.
ShareA few numbers help explain the spiritual backdrop of the work this project supports.
Christians make up about 2.3% of India's population — a small minority in a country of more than 1.44 billion people.
Twelve of India's 28 states have so-called "religious freedom" laws that, in practice, make conversion to another faith difficult or criminalize it.
India ranks 12th on Open Doors' 2026 World Watch List — the annual ranking of countries where it's hardest to live as a Christian.
