India Mission

 

Third generation Christians, Brother Henry Bhasker, along with his late wife, Sister Viola, began their walk with God in 1979. After suffering severe injuries from a near-fatal automobile accident, both made a promise to God to begin a mission in the name of Jesus Christ. Thus began the Good Shepherd Mission and a dream to devote a life praising God and spreading His word through acts of pure selflessness in order to help the poor. Their journey began by bringing two orphans from the village of Puttur into their home.

Through support of the congregation at Calvary United Methodist and several other congregations, the Good Shepherd Mission has grown.

 

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The Good Shepherd Mission Hospital --
—a clean and modern facility to treat up to 120 poor each day.
—daily dental clinic treating 20 or more patients.
—surgeries, births, and continued eye treatment.
--outpatient diagnosis & treatment at hospital & outlying villages

Mobile eye van for testing in outlying villages.

12 village churches and evangelists in villages that previously had no Christian presence.

Home & education for 175 children.

An outreach program in the distant village of Kolladam provides a teacher, health clinic, orphanage for boys, and a church.

Home for the elderly and for lepers.

Clothing and daily feeding programs.

Daily worship services at the Mission.

Higher education for orphans who qualify.