Life Line Today with Prakash

The television program “Life Line Today With Prakash” began broadcasting in Nepal

SINCE May 2024. This half-hour show airs online weekly to a large audience in Nepal and worldwide. Additionally, the radio program is broadcast from 13 FM stations across Nepal. Our goal is to share salvation with the unsaved and reach millions with God’s love.

With a population of about 30.03 million, of which 1.76% are Christians, we aim to use these platforms to spread the gospel and bring God’s love to every home in Nepal.

Ways to Support

These television and radio broadcasts are an excellent opportunity to win many lost souls in Nepal. Your small contribution could make a significant impact on the lives of many people. You can also help us fulfill the Great Commission by supporting

‘Life Line Today with Prakash’ through prayers and financial assistance.

We accept donations via debit card, check, and cash. You can also email

info@dickandjoan.com. Please mark all contributions as “LLTD for Prakash.” Checks can be made payable to DBS.

Latest Episode
Bhutan
Many Nepali families moved to Bhutan hundreds of years ago. My family was also part of that migration. However, after residing in Bhutan for many years, they and many Nepali-speaking Bhutanese were forcefully evicted by the King of Bhutan starting in 1988. I was just two years old when my parents arrived at the eastern border of Nepal. We ended up living as refugees in our nation because Nepal did not accept us as citizens since we had left for Bhutan several years earlier.
Nepal

Many Nepali families moved to Bhutan hundreds of years ago. My family was also part of that migration. However, after residing in Bhutan for many years, they and many Nepali-speaking Bhutanese were forcefully evicted by the King of Bhutan starting in 1988. I was just two years old when my parents arrived at the eastern border of Nepal. We ended up living as refugees in our nation because Nepal did not accept us as citizens since we had left for Bhutan several years earlier.

Canada

The highest number of Nepalese-speaking individuals in Canada is found in Lethbridge. My family began attending a nearby church after moving to Lethbridge, Alberta, in 2009. In 2016, I married my wonderful wife Rekha, and we now have two small children, Precious and Peter. God gave us the vision to build a church in 2016, and Win Back the World in Christ Church of Lethbridge was born with a few believers. In no time, our church went from just a few believers to hundreds. Now, we share the gospel of Jesus Christ with many Nepali-speaking individuals while anticipating its profound impact on their lives. We meet at Third Day Victory Church on Sundays at 1 PM, where I, the senior pastor, preach in Nepali. We believe God has a beautiful purpose, and many people will come to know our Lord and Savior, Christ Jesus.

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