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INDIA

HEART Ministries Inc. actively serves the diverse and dynamic nation of India, located in South Asia. India's extraordinary cultural tapestry spans languages, traditions, and breathtaking landscapes, from the Himalayan peaks to the pristine beaches of Goa. However, the nation grapples with multifaceted challenges, including poverty, access to quality healthcare and education, environmental concerns, and ongoing issues related to gender inequality. Our partners are committed to addressing these issues and working alongside the people of India to build a brighter, more equitable future.

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DR.'S DAVID & SUNISHA HENRY

David, a dermatologist, and Sunisha, an ophthalmologist, run Usha Memorial Skin & Eye Hospital in Bilaspur, India as well as two rural clinics they visit two times a week. They treat approximately 100-120 patients daily, along with providing schools, vocational education classes, a micro-economic program for women, and youth hostels. The hostel currently has 80 students and there are 30 ladies in the tailor project. This is only a snapshot of the incredible work they are doing in the midst of trials and persecution.They strive to show the love of Christ daily in tangible ways through medical care and education. Recently, their son Dennis, a dermatologist, and his wife Tashika, a dentist, have begun working alongside them. 

Prefer to write a check? Make payable to HEART Ministries and add the ministry name in the memo. Mail to: PO Box 390 West Point, VA 23181

INDIA SCHOLARSHIPS

 $10/month provides clothing and education for one young lady in grades 1-10 at the girls school started by David & Sunisha Henry. The school currently serves 30 young ladies. To remain eligible for sponsorship, students must attend church regularly as well as maintain good grades and character at school.

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