Partnering with India’s Gospel Servants

Richard Samuel

“I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit—fruit that will last. Then the Father will give you whatever you ask in my name. This is my command: Love each other.” (John 15:16-17)

CCM Overview 2004

Richard Samuel's vision for Christ Community Ministries is two-fold: First, to reach out with the hope and love of Jesus to the forgotten and discarded in Indian society, and second, to use business models to sustain ministry. Richard has compassion for people in India who are hurting because of the broken relationships inherent in this world. But healing also comes through relationships – those established in communities built on the Lord Jesus.

Through Christ Community Ministries, Richard seeks to build such healing communities where the Gospel is central and needs are met. Christ Community Ministries seeks to build economic engines into its ministries to make them self sustaining whenever possible. Through healing communities touching every aspect of life, it is Richard’s prayer that the world will know that the Kingdom of God is at hand.

UPDATES FROM THE FIELD

India is Home to Half the World's Hungry

by Kim Turkington on October 16th

About 50% of all the hungry people of the world live in India, and the current economic recession will likely make the problem even worse.  To get the full details, read the whole story published by www.ndtv.com.

Prayer Requests from Richard - Sep 09

by Kim Turkington on September 28th

Praise God for:
1.   The covering over all the ministries this past month
2.   Safety in travels
3.   Protection from diseases
4.   His provision of food, clothing and shelter
5.   Granting us His favor
6.   Favor with people
7.   The vegetable patch that is yielding vegetables for the Sahayam Home

Prayer Points:
1.   For His covering over and provision for the construction work at the His Rest Retreat Centre
2.   For the safety of the workers as they labor in spite of poisonous snakes and scorpions
3.   For the new church plant started this Sunday in a village More »