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INTRODUCTION Madhutar Bijay Church is located in Madhutar, Sindhulimadhi, Sindhuli, and is led by Eldress Mrs Nirmala Kumari Gole. The church is situated in Sindhuli, the district’s main city, approximately a five-minute walk from the bus park. The church has more than 50 members who gather every Saturday for fellowship, coming from different locations. The church leader is actively involved in the Sindhuli Christian Unity Society and also occasionally oversees a nearby church in Fitting. The church is situated in a residential area where Hinduism and Buddhism are the dominant religions. It is a small congregation with a growing fellowship. The attendees come from different castes, languages, and cultural backgrounds. Pastors and church leaders from various parts of Nepal visit the church, join in fellowship, and encourage the believers with the Word of God. Many believers also uphold the church in their prayers. The image shown was taken in the fellowship room during a regular fel...

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  Prayer Request for Nawa Jiwan Marga Church Introduction NAWA JIWAN MARGA CHURCH is located in Marin Gaupalika, Sindhuli, and is led by Pastor Bishal Bomjan. It is about one hour away from Sindhulimadhi, the main city of Sindhuli District. The pastor is actively involved in advancing the Kingdom of God and also participates in the District Christian Unity Society, engaging in various related activities. The church is situated in an area with more than 200 houses, where Hinduism and Buddhism are the dominant religions. This is the only church in the locality. Since it is a small congregation, there are no other church leaders, and the pastor alone takes care of the members. Regularly, more than 50 church members attend the weekly Saturday fellowship. Being a small group, they have to face several challenges, which are mentioned below: Church Environment A. Prayer Life According to John 15:7; “ If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you w...

  By: Hemu Thomas The Christian Perspective on "Living Together Without Being Married" in the Context of Nepali Culture and Biblical Teachings The Christian perspective on "Living Together Without Being Married" in the context of Nepali culture and biblical teachings is shaped by a blend of cultural expectations, biblical principles, and the importance of honouring marriage as a sacred covenant. 1. Nepali Culture and Traditions of Living Together Without Being Married In Nepali culture, marriage is deeply rooted in tradition, family values, and religious beliefs. Influenced by Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity, Nepali society holds marriage in high regard, seeing it not only as a personal union but also as a communal and spiritual commitment. In rural areas, living together without being married is largely unacceptable and may result in social stigma. While urban areas might display more relaxed views, resistance from conservative sectors of society, especially f...