Covenant

Just Remembering fruitful Outreach with bunch of exciting Young guys along with Christmas Father.

Covenant

I’m amazed at the numbers of Pastors and preachers, both male and female, all generations and varied demographics...preaching the Gospel online! I mean i’m watching messages from all over the world!!! Its awesome to see you evangelizing, discipling and simply loving people online! It really is powerful to see! Your leadership is necessary and needed!

Great job, its so exciting, so encouraging, so uplifting! It doesn’t matter if its just you and an awkwardly posed cell phone or a team helping with thousands of dollars of film equipment...its precious, its important and we need it! Keep it up!!!

A sad story here :- In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak and the 21-day nationwide lockdown, thousands of migrant workers from Rajasthan working in different parts of Gujarat have started walking back to their native places in the absence of any transport facility. Gujarat Migrant Workers' Congress president Ashok Punjabi claimed that over 50,000 workers left on foot from Ahmedabad alone to reach their homes in Rajasthan. Radheshyam Patel, a native of Rajasthan's Dungarpur district and working in Ahmedabad, said there is no point in staying here without any income.
"Most of us work here at tea stalls or food joints. Since everything is shut, our employers have asked us to come back only after things get normal, as they don't have money to pay us. Since buses and other modes of transport are not available, we have decided to walk to reach home," he said.
Patel was part of a 50-member group that started its journey on foot on Tuesday night from the city's Naranpura area to reach the Ratanpur border, a distance of around 150 km.
"I know there is the threat of virus, but we are helpless. How would we survive without any income for three weeks? We don't have money to pay to our landlord. It's better we move back to our native places," said Mangi Lal, who belongs to Rajasthan's Udaipur district. He was part of a group of 100 people who left from Gujarat's Mehsana district to return to their homes.😔😔😔😔😔