Vaccine access continues to be a challenge for many of our global partners. They have struggled to access proper PPE, food supplies and other essential items. Consequently, hundreds of pastors within CBM’s global church partner networks have died from COVID-19 this past year.
The ART program aims to rehabilitate and transform the lives of people who engage in alcohol abuse and supports the Ao-Naga community in North-East India by promoting alcohol addiction prevention and awareness. Support this project with financial contributions and prayer.
Helping to transform the lives of disadvantaged youth, women, and children living in the Mising tribe community by addressing pressing vocational and economic needs through quality education. Support this project with financial contributions and prayer.
The mission of SBCMS in partnership with CBM is to generate income for vulnerable widows in the Soura community.
Our heavenly Father we come to thy presence with a thankful heart for your grace, protection, and blessings during this difficult time, as we face the second wave of COVID-19 in India.
Approximately two-thirds of those living in poverty are concentrated in five rural states.
The literacy rate for females is 66 percent, compared to 82 percent for males.
An estimated 80 percent of the population is Hindu.
Canadian Baptists have engaged in over 145 years of mission in India.
India occupies the greater part of South Asia and is ranked the second-most populous country in the world, after China. Gross inequities are found in all regions of the country and overwhelming numbers continue to live in extreme poverty. CBM was among the first mission organizations to devolve properties and leadership positions to the national church in India and Bolivia.
