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Jesus4Nepal

From the southern plains to the foothills of the Himalaya: holding Nepal's regions and peoples before God, every day.

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Where we operate

Across Nepal.

The regions Jesus4Nepal is committed to, held in daily prayer through Pray4Nepal and reached through our online ministry.

EAST

The Eastern Hills

From the lowlands up to the high mountains of the east.

SOUTH

The Southern Plains

Fertile, crowded lowlands along the southern border.

CENTRAL

The Central Valleys

The nation's busiest cities and the hills around them.

WEST

The Western Hills

Hill towns and villages beneath the great peaks.

MID-WEST

The Mid-Western Lowlands

Plains and hills stretching west toward the far frontier.

EVERY DAY

Pray4Nepal

A prayer point for Nepal each morning on WhatsApp and our social media.

A group of Nepali women sitting together outside a building
Why Nepal

Prayer goes first.

In every field, MCK's work begins on its knees. Prayer prepares the ground; outreach, literature and online ministry follow. Across Nepal that pattern is at work: daily prayer, the Gospel online, and local pastors and missionaries carrying Christ into their own communities.

Working together

Alongside local labourers.

Across districts of India and throughout Nepal, MCK works hand in hand with local missionaries and pastors: men and women who know their communities, speak their languages and carry the Gospel within their own culture. Wherever the mission goes, it goes with them.

We pray with them

Local workers, their families and their congregations are held before God every day.

We equip them

Gospel literature, media and training for the work they lead.

We stand with them

Partnership and support that strengthen the church where it is growing.

Our promise

Their safety comes first.

We never publish the names, photos or locations of those who serve with us.

Stand with Nepal

One prayer a day. Two minutes.

Join intercessors praying for Nepal's regions and peoples every morning.

Photographs are illustrative (Unsplash) and do not show MCK Mission's field work.