What do the students learn at Deepam Primary School? Take a behind-the-scenes peek at what it’s like to attend Deepam Primary School in India with ITMI’s David and Taru Kumar.
Training Rural Indian Believers to Share Jesus Since 2015
ITMI’s David Kumar and his co-worker, Pastor Walter, travel to distant and isolated locations and teach a series of lessons on how to talk with and present Jesus to their friends and family of other faiths. They teach one session each month for 6 months, then…
An Incredible Moment While Visiting a Leper Colony
ITMI’s Molly had never seen anything like it. It was truly an incredible moment….
Why Indian Believers Rode Fifteen Miles on Motorcycles in the Rain
For the past couple weeks it had been raining across the state of Karnataka. Everything was muddy. As they traveled, David wondered if anyone would surmount the travel challenges of the rain and attend the training. …
Meet Six-Year-Old Deepam Student, Ruman
Six-year-old Ruman couldn’t hide his tears as he passed through the gate into…
Greetings from a Small Rural Church in India! (Video)
In this two-and-a-half-minute on-location video, David Kumar gives us a look at the rural village where he, his wife, Taru, and Pastor Walter conducted their most recent training.
From Tears to Smiles on the First Day at Deepam
Monday, June 5 was the first day of the school year for Deepam Primary School, the outreach of our partners, David and Taru Kumar! Deepam Center…
Honoring 20 Graduates in an Indian Slum
It was a warm spring morning. The small collection of rooms that houses Deepam Primary School was full. Tucked into the area of Bangalore, India, known as Modi Road…
What One Skills Training Graduate Says About David and Taru’s Ministry
“I never came out of my house but stayed within four walls of my house and never went to see the outside world…”
7 Things the Lord Impressed on Me in Asia
While planning my travel to Pakistan, many encouraged me not to go. Many expressed sentiments like, “You know what goes on over there!” “I don’t really think you should go to Pakistan,” or “Think about doing something different than going there.” …
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