Ten Years Old!

Lasya turned 10 a week ago on the 11th. This is the girl who accidentally put a knife in her eye, and was blind in that eye for some time. The eye is better, but there's still the possibility that another surgery is needed. Her mother to the right, Roja, was abused for years by the father, who left and has not returned for at least 2 or 3 years now. Pray for Lasya, who currently has a fever. Her cousins, Pradeep and Navya (whom we also assist with education), live nearby and they also have fevers at this time. Another one of our boys, Karthik, also had a 104 fever as of this morning.

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More Birthday Girls, More Souls

We're thankful for every opportunity the Lord's given us to minister to needy people. Oftentimes it's not so much physical need, but it's spiritual need. The two birthday girls demonstrate both. Kavya is the little one in the middle; left of her in the photo is Sandhya, who turned 23 on September 3rd. She's in her 3rd year of degree college; her family is very poor, her parents selling vegetables or whatever they can do to make money. Thankfully, the oldest girl in the home, Divya, is now working as a teacher, which brings in a little more income. In her family is much physical need, and much spiritual need. The girl to the right of Kavya in the photo is Bhavana, who turned 15 on September 6th. Her parents both work, and are able to provide a little more for their 2 children, but much spiritual need is there, the father not walking with the Lord. By His grace, we're helping Sandhya with education, but there's no need to help Bhavana. Brother Raju goes to their town to minister about 3 times a month. Please pray for these girls and their families.

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RHM September Newsletter

RHM September Newsletter

Please read, pray with us about the things mentioned in the newsletter, and share with others about this ministry to the poor, perhaps to a friend, another relative, your pastor, or the missions director of your church. The more brothers and sisters who will connect with us in ministry, the more souls and needy we can reach in the Name of Jesus. Bless you! 

Below is Veni and her parents. Read about the Lord's amazing work in Veni and her mother's lives in the newsletter. 

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Soniya's Family, and Her Calling

Soniya is to the right, with her 2 sisters, Divya (left) and Kavya. Their mother was physically abused by their father for a long time, she finally leaving him and returning to her native state where we do ministry. We first met them in 2021 when the girls were small, Soniya now 16. We have a few youth who have a desire to be in full-time ministry when they get a little older, but Soniya and one other girl seem to be strongest in that desire. For the last 3 years or so, Soniya has repeatedly expressed the longing to be a missionary of some sort. This is one of the mission goals of Right Hand Ministries, to be a financial channel for those youth and young adults who have these desires, whom we have invested into for many years. Please pray that the Lord will, by His grace and faithfulness, provide us with a greater abundance in order to fulfill this vision. 

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Jeevan & Yamuna

Jeevan turned 15 on September 1st, and his sister, Yamuna, turned 17 on the 5th, so we combined their birthdays. Actually, Yamuna we are not assisting in any way, but Jeevan we are assisting with his education (9th grade). Jeevan means "life", and I think Yamuna is the name of a river somewhere in India. We are thankful for both of them. Yamuna recently took baptism. Please pray for both Jeevan and Yamuna, that they will grow strong with the Lord. That is ALWAYS our highest priority.

  

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Transition Stages

Brother Wesley is praying for Salome (right, grandmother), one of her daughters, and her granddaughter Blessy (parents passed when she was very young, so she has always lived with the grandmother and this aunt). By His grace and provision, we've helped Blessy in her college studies for at least 6 years. She's now working as a lab technician, so she is able to help her grandmother and aunt now, the aunt feeling the Lord has called her to a life of prayer, not to work a secular job. Once the children have grown, and have either married or working, we oftentimes will stop assisting the family in any way, depending upon the circumstances. Pray for Blessy and her precious family.

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