In a one-room church building, you might find sewing machines lined up for skills training, a communion table next to them, and across the room a sign for when the nurse will be visiting next.
You see, transforming a village is about transforming each individual life. And no life can be truly transformed unless every aspect of that life is addressed.
Yes, there is and will always be spiritual transformation, most importantly. After all — eternity is at stake.
But often that comes after someone has been shown in a tangible way that people really do care — by making sure they have had enough to eat.
Or maybe it comes before, because if a person loses their job over a boss not agreeing with their new faith, their need for survival becomes practical— they'll need new job skills training to supply for their family.
And a young child? Faces the need of education.
Education through our Dalit Education Centers is one cornerstone that is being established within many communities.
Think of the elevated hearts, minds and emotions as a child learns to read and write. And what about that parent who realizes their child's future is brighter than their own!?
