The work in Chittagong runs on prayer first, generosity second, and every so often — someone who gets on a plane.
Once a month we send a short letter — photographs, a story or two, and a list of specific things to pray for. It is the single most important way to stand with the work.
We'll send a confirmation to your inbox first; you're only on the list once you click it.
Leadership training, evangelism, and humanitarian help across the Chittagong division. A one-time gift meets a need today; a monthly gift lets us plan a year of faithful work.
Most of our supporters give monthly — it is the quiet engine of everything above.
Real work, led by people we know by name — what we've finished, what's underway, and what's next.
When the floodwaters rose across the Chittagong district in 2026, families watched paddy fields, kitchens, and whole seasons of work go under water.
Malaria never left the hills of the Chittagong division. Most of the cases remaining in Bangladesh are found here, where monsoon rains leave standing water beside homes and paddy fields.
Each year, we provide training in different locations throughout the Chittagong Division. In 2026, we are providing five different teachings at nine different locations throughout the division.
Some people are meant to see the hills and rivers for themselves — to teach, to serve, to encourage the team on the ground. If that might be you, tell us. We'll write back and start the conversation.
Our strongest partnerships are with churches. A congregation that stands with us doesn't just fund the work — it prays for it by name, sends people to see it, and stays for the long run.
Church partners receive a monthly update from the field, written to be shared — in a bulletin, from the pulpit, or in a missions meeting. Once a month, no more.
The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.Matthew 9:37–38 · ESV