O’George Kutty and Valsamma in India write to us saying thank you for all the prayers, encouragement, love, and concern for the ministry in India. They appreciate the funds sent to them and how they are blessing the families and individuals affected by the Covid pandemic.

O’George Kutty and Valsamma praise the Lord during heartbreak and sorrow and give thanks to all blessings He is providing.

Here are five prayer requests:

1 – A young man, Evangelist named Omit Thaosen, vaccinated for Covid, became very tired and weak not to walk. He ended up bedridden for three days, with no way of taking him to the hospital. O’George and his wife started to pray over him for the Lord to heal. The Lord has answered their prayers, and Omit is healing. Please continue to pray and praise the Lord for the healing He is doing.

2- They have ministered to at least 15 or more families of believers and individuals, who are covid positive and isolated at their own homes, some are healing, and some are still very ill. Still, there are no rooms in the hospitals to receive the care and attention they need. Would you please pray for healing and complete recovery?

3- With restrictions still in place, making it hard to go out due to rising positive virus count and the increased death rates. Would you please pray the Lord will help decrease the numbers?

4- Praising God for the ability to bring the Gospel to the people through a loudspeaker from the street. People will hear the healing message of Our Lord in their homes and on the road. Which might be someone’s only chance to listen to the hope and love of Jesus Christ.

5- For the last month or more, covid has affected many villages O’George has visited and continues to take food supplies and packets to people. They are even arranging taxis to bring those who are in serious condition to find a hospital. Still, the relief needs are ongoing. Would you please pray O’George can continue to take food and supplies to people?

We appreciate your continued and valuable prayer and support. Your support helps to continue ministering to O’George, his wife, and those serving during this devastating time in India.