Campaigns for Christ in India
Why is the American Evangelist Needed in India?
The British first took the Gospel to India, thus many Indians consider foreigners from Europe or America as angels of God. This opens doors for us to preach Gospel & shows great respect most Indians have for missionaries. We substantiate what the local preacher has been teaching to his audiences - often for years. Working together we are reaping a great harvest of souls in India. These truly are the most receptive people to the Gospel anywhere in the world today. The reason is found in Acts 17:11 - they have a readiness of mind to study the Scriptures.
While it is true that the Indian brethren are doing the bulk of the work, there is a definite place for American workers in India & this must not be taken lightly. The respect Indian people have for the American evangelists gives tremendous weight to what we say. This is a sobering responsibility - one we do not take lightly (James 3:1). Will you help us take the Gospel to the Indian people?
We need your fellowship in this great work of evangelism. Operating all 16 ministries we have requires $5,000 per day. In the past 15+ years, the average cost per convert has been about $7.00 each. This includes all expenses - all programs of work and travel.
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Why is the American Evangelist Needed in India?
The British first took the Gospel to India, thus many Indians consider foreigners from Europe or America as angels of God. This opens doors for us to preach Gospel & shows great respect most Indians have for missionaries. We substantiate what the local preacher has been teaching to his audiences - often for years. Working together we are reaping a great harvest of souls in India. These truly are the most receptive people to the Gospel anywhere in the world today. The reason is found in Acts 17:11 - they have a readiness of mind to study the Scriptures.
While it is true that the Indian brethren are doing the bulk of the work, there is a definite place for American workers in India & this must not be taken lightly. The respect Indian people have for the American evangelists gives tremendous weight to what we say. This is a sobering responsibility - one we do not take lightly (James 3:1). Will you help us take the Gospel to the Indian people?
Team Members
| Ron & Karen Clayton | Hamilton, Alabama |
| Jerris & Juanita Bullard | Manassas, Virginia |
| Kyle Clayton | Hyderabad, India |
| Jerry Edwards | Trenton, Kentucky |
| Robert Hall | Athens, Alabama |
| Ben Renegar | Fayetteville, Tennessee |
Sponsored by:
| Barrackville Church of Christ | Ron & Karen Clayton |
| P.O. Box 110 | (205) 921-3737 or (921-9003 (office) |
| Barrackville, WV 26559 | (205) 921-5043 (home) |
| (304) 363-9060 | (205) 921-9003 (fax) |
| RCIndia@sonet.net (Ron) |
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| KarenUSA@sonet.net (Karen) |
Contributions:
Make checks payable to:
| Church of Christ India Missions |
Mail contributions to:
| Church of Christ India Missions |
| P.O. Box 1448 |
| Hamilton, Alabama 35570 |
| P.O. Box 110 |
| Barrackville, West Virginia 26559 |
Credit Cards Accepted:
VISA, MasterCard & Discover
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To make a donation by credit card, please call the India Missions office in Hamilton, Alabama at (205) 921-3737
or E-mail to IndiaUSA@sonet.net (secure line) |
"These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so."
"My brethren, be not many masters, knowing that we shall receive the greater condemnation."