ServLife International propels reconciliation and justice by building global community to plant churches, care for children and fight poverty. Our work in India and Nepal has doubled in the last three years, serving twice as many children, families and churches. This growth is only possible through your help, and we are grateful for your continued support for pastors, children and families!

Starting October 1st, all donations to ServLife during the fall campaign will be matched up to $100,000! We hope that you will seize this opportunity to double your impact and help start more churches, rescue more children and empower more families through small business loans. Please browse through this booklet and check out the Impact Opportunities page at the back to choose where to invest your donation.

Now that my church is sharing the gospel with the

local people, many of them are coming to Christ. They are hungry for salvation and a new life,” Pastor Kanaya says. “They are leaving their idol worship and prostitution, and they

are becoming aware that a drunken lifestyle is bad for them. So they are truly improving their lives through the help of the Gospel. I believe that God will provide everything we need to continue to change and improve our community.”

Pastor Kanaya’s west Nepali community faces a lot of challenges. He works among a low-caste people group who are struggling in crippling poverty and attempting to cope through means of idol worship, alcoholism, gambling, and prostitution. But Pastor Kanaya heard God’s call in Isaiah 6:8 to go for Him where others need salvation. So that is exactly what he is doing: spreading hope and a better way of life among his community.

trains a pastor and supports a

church plant

$2,000provides a

bicycle for a new pastor

$60sends a pastor to the annual conference

$250

We call him our Mowgli,” Children’s

Home Manager, Camillus, shares. “We

call him that because for a long time he lived in

the jungle. The dog was his best friend, and the

monkeys were his friends, and he would spend all

day in the jungle playing with them… The day

when he came here he really looked like a jungle boy, he had this long hair

and he was so dirty, I mean you could tell that

he lived in the jungle. He’s been here since then and

we are taking care of him and he’s getting a

good education.”

Before coming to the ServLife India children’s home, Jon was a jungle boy. His father had passed away and his mother re-married, abandoning Jon to fend for himself in the forests around his village. Jon was rescued by a local pastor and is now thriving. He’s energetic, mischievous and often hilarious, but most importantly he’s getting the food, love, and education he needs to build a bright future for himself and others.

funds a children’s

home for a month

$1,000provides a

year of school books for a

child

$30funds an

orphanage worker for a

month

$100

Kalyan village is 4.5 hours from the nearest city and accessible only by fording a river and climbing treacherous mountain roads. Villagers there live on less than $1/day, with very few ways to grow their income. A Hope Fund micro-loan provides people like Tuilsara (pictured above) with livestock or supplies to run their own business. With loans getting repaid and redistributed, entire villages can escape the cycle of poverty.

funds a loan for a water

buffalo

$800

funds a loan for a goat

$100

funds a loan for a small

herd of pigs

$250

My family had few options for making money before we got a Hope Fund loan,” Tulisara shares,

“We received several goats and started earning money selling the babies every six months. However, we needed money more consistently to provide for our family’s needs. So we sold all but two of the goats and bought a sewing machine. We opened a tailoring shop and now we are earning money every day. We are able to send all three of our children to school with the income from this loan. It has made all the difference for our family.”

On April 25, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit central Nepal, followed by a 7.3 magnitude on May 12. Aftershocks have continued for months in the 4-5 magnitude range. Over 8,000 people have died and over 500,000 homes have been destroyed. At a ServLife board meeting two weeks after the first earthquake, one member insightfully shared, “The mission of ServLife is exactly what Nepal needs right now, and into the future.”

Our pastors and directors have led our charge with earthquake relief. We have assisted 4,000 people so far, providing food, tarps, tents, fresh water equipment and intermediate housing. ServLife’s relief efforts are in three phases: Short Term efforts focused on providing food, water and tarps/tents. Intermediate efforts are providing temporary housing. The Long Term response will include any necessary relocations, micro-finance businesses and long-term housing solutions.

The earthquake damaged our whole

village. No one could save anything from

their homes,” Pastor Kamal explains. “During the time

when we really needed relief the government couldn’t

reach us, but ServLife came to us and they really

helped and provided for our needs. Before the

earthquake, lots of our neighbors did not have a good attitude toward

Christians but now, after ServLife provided temporary shelters for our whole village, they

have changed their minds. It’s opened a way for the Gospel.”

are helping to rebuild and

coordinate aid in their villages

PASTORSprevents

communities from recovering and rebuilding

POVERTYneed care after losing parents and homes in

the earthquake

CHILDREN

Our small staff of four (pictured below) is commissioned with overseeing the international work, communicating stories from the field, cultivating strategic and generous investments, and basic administration and accounting. They accomplish much with very little, valuing both quality and efficiency to lead a healthy organization with a large impact overseas.

funds a month of international oversight and

reporting

$800

funds a month of phone,

internet and online support

$100

funds a month of social media and blogging

$500

Clockwise: Adam Nevins, Tim Kurth, Rachel Moss, Amalia Howard

The team at ServLife, staff and board together,” Assistant Director Tim Kurth shares, “dedicates all

our efforts toward seeing that every dollar given provides the most support possible for our partners in India and Nepal.”

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PLANTING CHURCHES$2,000$250$60

CARING FOR CHILDREN$1,000$100$30

FIGHTING POVERTY$800$250$100

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THANK YOU TO OUR MATCHING SPONSORS:Printing Partners, Trinity Church, Vista Community Church, Gospel Harvest Mission, and 20 Anonymous Sponsors.

A few months ago on our trip, seeing the pastors and children through Pastor Austin’s eyes reminded me of the importance of this ministry, and the transformative power of hope and love. I’m so grateful for your partnership to train leaders, rescue children and empower families. 100% of your donations are matched up to $100,000 during this campaign. Please help us raise over $200,000 this fall!

Double your donation. Deepen your impact. Please give today.

Adam J. NevinsExecutive Director

“Training pastors and taking care of orphans—there’s probably not a better strategy to bless the world, and that’s what ServLife is doing. I saw it firsthand a few months ago and can say with no qualifications that Jesus couldn’t be prouder. If you want to participate in what Jesus is doing, partner with ServLife.”- Pastor Austin Fischer, Vista Community Church (Pictured below)

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