Gospel for Asia Busy with Coronavirus Response in South Asia

Faith-based humanitarian group Gospel for Asia (GFA) is helping to sustain desperate families as South Asia battles the deadly coronavirus.

Gospel for Asia (GFA) founder K.P. Yohannan says many people have been pushed to the brink of starvation because of the pandemic.

There are fears COVID-19 could spread significantly in South Asia, because of limited health services and overcrowding in urban centers.

Gospel for Asia (GFA) is helping to provide freshwater wells, install toilets, run medical clinics, and teach about personal hygiene.

Dr Yohannan told Assist News; churches are also joining with them in the practical demonstration of God’s love for the needy.

He says when we look after “the least” by feeding the hungry and caring for the needy, we are feeding and caring for the Lord Jesus Himself.

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About Gospel for Asia

Gospel for Asia (GFA World) is a leading faith-based mission agency, helping national workers bring vital assistance and spiritual hope to millions across Asia, especially to those who have yet to hear about the love of God. In GFA’s latest yearly report, this included more than 70,000 sponsored children, free medical camps conducted in more than 1,200 villages and remote communities, over 4,000 clean water wells drilled, over 11,000 water filters installed, income-generating Christmas gifts for more than 200,000 needy families, and spiritual teaching available in 110 languages in 14 nations through radio ministry. For all the latest news, visit our Press Room at https://gfanews.org/news.

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