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📍South Asia
🙏🏾Supporting local Christians reaching their communities by demonstrating God’s love in word+deed
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5 Leaders supported with small business grants 13 5 Leaders supported with small business grants
13 New house churches planted
225 pastors and leaders trained
300 children of persecuted pastors received Christmas gifts
4,500 Bibles for children and adults distributed

These are just a few of the ministries you supported in Bhutan last year! View the Bhutan 2025 Impact Report statistics with the link in our bio.
“Philippians 4:19 beautifully emphasizes God's pro “Philippians 4:19 beautifully emphasizes God's provision and care for us. God is the source of all our blessings and the one who governs everything in our lives… 

Our missionaries understood the need for more training and equipping themselves for a better future ministry. We could spend 15 whole days of training in two phases. God has opened doors to bless the children, youth and adults through the comic & picture Bibles, Nepali and English Bibles, and children’s Christmas packs. The most exciting thing among all of the events of the year was the Good and Evil Comic Book Bible. I really thank God, because it’s a historic kind of thing. God has enabled us to print a Bible, and now it’s very widely been distributed to 3,000 young people.” -Pastor Jagan*

Read more stories like this in our 2025 Impact Report from Bhutan! Link in our bio!
Look at the impact you made in Bangladesh in 2025! Look at the impact you made in Bangladesh in 2025!

Total Funds Dispatched: $98,160

3 leaders supported with small business grants
15 clean water tanks installed
53 leaders supported monthly
290 people rescued from trafficking 
588 new believers baptized
580 families given emergency relief packets 

And so much more. Check out the Bangladesh statistics from our 2025 impact report! Link in our bio.
Read more stories like these from Bangladesh in ou Read more stories like these from Bangladesh in our 2025 Impact Report!

“In general, heavy rains, high waves, cyclones, etc. hit Bangladesh…It made the people’s lives very destructive—people became homeless and stayed at the roadsides and under trees, some took shelter in cyclone shelters, many cattle died, all the fish ponds also were submerged for long days, and the crops and fish ponds were spoiled….Our ministry considered ourselves bound to stand beside the community victims. We shared to my holy-hearted people of Harvest Bridge, and we were able to stand beside the said distressed and devastated communities…”

Link is in our bio!
✨The 2025 Impact Report is here! Start with a le ✨The 2025 Impact Report is here! 

Start with a letter from our Executive Director, Kate, below, then follow the link in our bio to view the full report. 

“..for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs. ~ George Eliot, "Middlemarch"

The above quote was constantly running through my head while I discussed this past year with each of our leaders. Men and women that even you, our faithful prayer and financial partners, don't know the real names of due to security concerns. 

I often think about the people who spent their life on a cause they never lived to see the resolution of. What must it have been to be an abolitionist in the early 1700s, like the Quaker, Benjamin Lay? After seeing the horrors of the slave trade, Lay tirelessly preached against slavery, even while ridiculed. He saw no changes in his lifetime; when he died in 1759, the slave trade hadn't even reached its peak. 

Yet a few years after his death, the Philadelphia Society of Friends passed a resolution expelling members who traded enslaved people. By 1774, most Quaker fellowships in the US followed suit. This set Quakers on a path towards leading the abolitionist movement, making them a key reason for the fall of chattel slavery in the United States. Benjamin Lay’s seemingly unhistoric acts of faithfulness echo in eternity.

This is what I see in Harvest Bridge's leaders. (letter continued in the comments)
As we finish our month on Women's Empowerment, che As we finish our month on Women's Empowerment, check out our latest podcast! You'll hear directly from Jandi* in Nepal, Pastor Pan* in Myanmar, and Priya* in India! Link in our bio.
In the communities where we serve, basic things li In the communities where we serve, basic things like using the restroom or taking a shower can be dangerous for women and girls. Through the dedication of local leaders and the generosity of you, our supporters, a safe restroom and shower space, created specifically for the women and girls in a Gypsy community, is now under construction!

Priya, who is leading this effort, shared what this project means:
“My heart is overflowing with gratitude today. The toilets and shower project for our gypsy teenage girls and women is progressing beautifully. This is not just a building - it represents dignity, protection, privacy, and hope. It is a safe and secure place where women and girls can shower and use the restroom without fear, shame or danger. This small structure carries a big promise for a better and safer future.”
We're hiring! Harvest Bridge is seeking a part-t We're hiring! 

Harvest Bridge is seeking a part-time Communications Manager who will serve as a core member of its team. 

In collaboration with the Executive Director and a graphic designer, the Communications Manager will be responsible for creating, developing, and executing Harvest Bridge’s public-facing communications strategy. 

Link in our bio!
In the rural villages in Nepal, women often live f In the rural villages in Nepal, women often live far from medical care. Medical camps held in remote areas bring doctors, nurses, and counseling directly to women who might otherwise never receive help. 

Maya* was one of the women reached through a recent camp. Her condition left her weak and isolated. Through the camp, she was diagnosed with a prolapsed uterus and was able to receive the support needed for surgery.

Today, Maya’s life looks very different. She is once again strong and active. Maya now helps raise awareness in her community about women’s health and hygiene, encouraging other women to seek care when they need it.

 “Thank you for supporting me in my long-term sickness to get a healthy life back.” Maya*
In our previous post, we introduced you to Bala*, In our previous post, we introduced you to Bala*, a woman in Nepal who walks alongside other women facing abuse and poverty. She shared this story about how the church supported a woman fleeing abuse as she began a new life with her children.

“I met a woman named Sarita*, a 38-year-old single mother with two children aged 12 and 14. She had just escaped from a very abusive marriage. For years she had suffered emotional and physical abuse from her husband, but stayed in the relationship for the sake of her children. One night after a violent outburst, she ran away with her children, carrying only a small bag and some savings.

A few weeks later, I met Sarita through a mutual friend. She looked tired and hopeless, unsure of what to do next. As we talked, I felt led to share the Gospel with her. I told her about Jesus and how He sees our pain, how He loves us, and how He came to give us hope and healing. She listened quietly, and then she began to cry. That same week, she came with me to a small prayer meeting.

During the prayer time, she said she felt a heavy burden lift from her heart. Over the next few weeks, she kept coming, asking questions, reading the Bible, and praying. Slowly, I saw a change in her. Her face became brighter, her words more hopeful. She decided to give her life to Jesus. Now, she’s working a simple job and raising her children in peace. She says, “Jesus gave me a new beginning.” Watching her faith grow has been one of the most beautiful things I’ve witnessed.” Bala
Bala*, who is in her early 50s, is one of many fem Bala*, who is in her early 50s, is one of many female ministry leaders who are walking alongside women in South Asia. Her ministry in Nepal is reaching women who face abuse and poverty:

“I have been providing counselling, spiritual guidance and prayer support for women in rural communities. Many of these participants are women who face domestic abuse and financial struggles. I have conducted weekly Bible study sessions. I’ve also been helping women learn small scale income generating skills like handicrafts, sewing and farming while sharing biblical values into their daily lives. I have seen several women come to Christ. Many now have more hope and some have even started bringing their families to the church.”

Please join us in praying for Bala and the other ministry leaders as they empower women in their communities.
Priya*, who leads the GATE ministry in India, reac Priya*, who leads the GATE ministry in India, reached out asking for prayer.
Two young orphaned sisters in her community were left vulnerable when their parents died. Extended family members have exploited them, and members of the community have mistreated them. 

Priya has stepped in to keep them safe. 
Thank you for supporting Priya and the other ministry leaders as they stand alongside women and girls in South Asia and Myanmar.
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