Nepal
Catastrophic Flooding
Nepal is facing a devastating humanitarian crisis following catastrophic flooding along the Nepal China border.
On August 26, 2026 massive flashflooding hit the Nepal-China border sweeping away entire communities and causing widespread damage to roads, bridges, hydropower projects, water systems and telecommunications networks. We are sending a small team in to scout out the situation and check for potential opportunities to provide support and resources to those affected by this disaster.
The death toll has reached 1,114 in Nepal alone and nearly 5,000 people remain missing across the affected region.
Many families are facing tremendous loss and uncertainty.
The immediate needs are great: search and rescue, food, clean water, shelter, medical care and support for families who have lost everything.
What we are doing to help
Since we landed in Nepal, we were able to get in contact with six different pastors who came from all over India, China, and Nepal and are willing to help us in any way that they can.
So far, our efforts have been based mainly around finding where we can help and the extent of the need. We have also been working to assemble care packages to distribute to families in need.
Posts
updates from the ground
Deployment To Nepal
Nepal 🇳🇵 On August 26, 2026 massive flash-flooding hit the Nepal-China border sweeping away entire communities and causing widespread damage to roads, bridges, hydropower projects, water systems and telecommunications networks. A small team is currently on the ground scouting out the …
Target Areas
the places where we are able to help with food and basic hygiene
Some of the greatest needs are in prisons, where the prisoners haven’t been getting much food for days or weeks, and numerous prisoners have already starved to death. We are already feeding the people in one prison and will be starting in another prison next week. Local pastors and churches are doing the work of cooking and feeding the prisoners, as well as ministering to their spiritual and emotional needs. Some of the prisoners have already accepted Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord of their lives.
In the first week of November, we started assisting with the food needs of the people living on an island off the coast of Haiti.
At this point, we are still able to purchase food from what little remains in the country. It’s a complex situation. Haiti has been almost destroyed by humanitarian aid, and we have no desire to further that problem. However, we do have a desire to come alongside the people and keep them alive until they can get going again. Pray for wisdom and direction for us and all the people involved.
Flood Response
Leogane, Haiti got hit very badly by floods that sent a wall of 8 feet of water through the town
In the beginning of June, we sent a team in to help with a flood response in Leogane, Haiti. Haiti had been experiencing droughts, followed by torrents of rain. Typically, the amount of rain would not cause floods, but the waterways, which are normally serviced by the
