| Support for the
Indian Mission: |
| Bontha Esudas'
service to the six congregations he preaches at is funded
to a large degree by the generous donations of Christians
living in the United States. The congregations where
he serves are in poverty stricken areas populated by people
of the Sudra caste.
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| Brother Esudas
is a native Indian living in his permanent home amongst his
own people. This offers a distinct advantage over a
foreign transplanted evangelist that must be wholly
supported and has financial concerns from within his own
home country. He speaks and reads their language.
He has lived his entire life among them, the son of a sound
gospel preacher that lived his life there as well.
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| There are two
ways to get support to Esudas. One way is to send it
to him by Western Union. Those who wish to deal with
him directly should contact him.
He will provide the necessary information for the Western
Union transfer. |
| The Sunset
church of Christ at Nashville, AR is overseeing the India
mission work. All contributions are sent to Esudas
where he uses then as directed.
Those who wish to send support to Esudas via the
Sunset church of Christ can mail their check or money order to the
church payable to the Sunset church of Christ. Please
identify them as being designated for the Esudas Indian
Mission. Supporters need to email Esudas at
beasudas@gmail.com
and inform him of their desire to support the work so that a
record of support can be maintained in India. The
Indian government requires an accounting of all foreign
money sent from outside the country.
The address of the Sunset church of
Christ is as follows:
Sunset church of Christ
1420 West Sunset Street,
P.O. Box 7
Nashvile, AR. 71852
Phone (870) 845-1824
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| This fund
raising effort is a no overhead operation. This
website was created and hosted by volunteers for the Esudas
Mission Work free of charge. There are no
administrative fees. 100% of the money collected goes
directly to Esudas for his work in India. |
| Thank you in
advance for your interest in the Indian Mission work.
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Bontha
Esudas Indian Mission