For Just $10.00 You Can Purchase A Bible For A New Christian In Bangladesh

Our Bangladesh ministry has grown to over 6000 students. New Muslims and Hindus are accepting Jesus daily,
and their biggest need is to have a Bible, so they can share the good news with their friends and relatives.


Thursday, December 23, 2021

William Carey Translator Of The Bangali Bible


The Bible Carey translated into Bangali, is still used today. It is
that ranslation we are trying to get in the hands of the children

by Chuck Ness

On the heels of a Revolution that won freedom, for the American colinialists, from bondage to King George, a lowly shoemaker named William Carey won freedom from his bondage to sin and became a Christian in England.

William Carey always had a fondness for the voyages of James Cook, Columbus, and Vasco da Gama. Their exploits into the lands they discovered moved him to answer God's calling to spread the Gospel to the uncivilized heathens of the World. Convinced to join his friend, Andrew Fuller and a few others, he helped them create a group that would be called the Baptist Missionary Society. Before long Carey was headed to India with a passion to save souls for Christ. Using the business model of the big trading companies like the East India Company, he set up a missionary movement that earned souls like a business earned profits.

Saturday, December 18, 2021

Bangladesh Calvary Christian Ministry Video 12/12/21

by Chuck Ness

I am currently in partnership with Billo Das of Jessore Bangladesh in a foreign ministry. I met Billo earlier this year when he contacted me after reading my commentaries I post to my fb group, and we started chatting. What struck me about Billo, was he never asked for money for food or clothing for the children, he asked if I could help teach him good Biblical doctrine, snd help him become a good teacher.

So I began sending him commentaries I wrote and outlines for Bible studies. He would use the outlines to study and then teach children with them. As time went on he told me of his need for Bibles, but at the time I was still hesitant. Then one day I took a leap of faith and sent him money so he could purchase a printer, ink , and some paper. With the printer, he began printing up the outlines which I started translating into Bangali for him share with his students as he taught.