Aloha,

Praise the Lord Jesus dear precious brothers and sisters of DMI. I thank our most high God for answering all of our prayers. We are very much encouraged to see God is moving non-believers’ hearts toward Him. We are witnessing acts of the Holy Spirit. We are very happy for you all being there to pray and guide us. Jesus for all! We sow in pain but reap with joy. All glory and honor to the most high God Yahweh.

Blessings and Love,

Pranjal

God has extended DMI into the county of Zabua where a friend, who grew up Catholic, was given a vision to leave his engineering job and go into full time Christian ministry.  This friend, Babu Damor, fasted for seven days as he sought for wisdom and followed Godʻs leading as he met with several people who confirmed his vision.  Babu invited Pranjal to a Bible Study and they both discussed future ministry together.  Since their meeting four young college students have begun to attend their study. This is an exciting new opportunity for DMI!

Pranjal was finally able to hold a meeting to discuss the progress of the Bible into Bhilali, but they still need continued prayer as this translation could reach out to four large counties.  As one could imagine, these men are squeezing their translation work in between the challenging task of providing for their families.  So, if you would, please also keep this project in your prayers.

DMIʻs outreach has extended to two new families in the county where Pranjal and Mansing were able to share the Word of God and their own personal testimonies.  These families are displaying a true thirst for God, which is very encouraging to the team.  In addition, God has shown DMI favor as Pranjal and Mansing continue to build relationships with influential political leaders in thier area.  These relationships have helped to alleviate much of the opposition that DMI experienced when Pranjal first arrived.  In addition, DMI outreach seems to be making an impact on younger generations, as more young adults are beginning to attend their gatherings. Please pray for more softened hearts to respond to the call of God in the nearby tribal areas.

Another new family has joined in for prayer at Mansingʻs home, which has been a tremendous blessing!  Among the prayers committed to God was a request for Mansingʻs niece to be able to continue on in her studies as a nurse, as they were lacking in funds.  Pranjal met with the principal of the nursing school and he was able to reduce the tuition fees by twenty-five percent for Mansingʻs niece (pictured here).