Nepali at gas station. Fri, Apr 29, 2011.

04/29/2011. 1279. After gassing up the car, I went into the gas station to buy a newspaper. They were out, but they had some road maps that I needed.

As I paid for them, I noticed that the cashier spoke with an accent, and I asked him if he was from India. He said he was from Nepal. I asked if he still liked to read Nepali, and he said yes. So I offered a free book from church (Gospel Fundamentals) in Nepali, and he agreed to receive it.

I went out to my car and brought one back in. I was all out of English editions of Gospel Fundamentals. I also gave him a local info flyer with the chapel addresses on it, and one of my calling cards. He gratefully received them, and read the title out loud, saying it meant "Good News."

I mentioned that if he wanted to know more, he could call one of the phone numbers on the flyer, or call me. We chit chatted for a while about Nepal and then I was on my way.

Nepali and Burmese Gospel Fundamentals are here!

The Nepali, and the Burmese "Gospel Fundamentals" are now available. I just received my first order.

I've only met one Nepalese person, but the missionaries have run into another one.

There are lots of Burmese in town, and I've encountered several on the South side of town without having any material to give them.

The work rolls on.

Burmese:


Nepali: