Welcome To Daya Mission
If there is love, unity and cooperation among the people in this world, then we can lead the people who suffer and struggle towards peace.
In those early days, God gave us a burden for the lost souls and we decided to reach out to the Eastern states of India. In 2015, a small group of missionaries were selected, and Daya Mission was born. The missionaries faced many obstacles to start the work and trials and persecutions followed when the ministry is established in small pockets. Yet the faithful preaching began to produce harvest of souls because the Lord worked with them, and confirmed the word by the signs that followed.
OUR CAMPAIGNS
Blanket Distribution
Daya Mission try to help those who live in regions where the climate is rigorously colder. The people in such regions are generally poor. In times of extreme cold, poverty and diseases also swept in along with the cold wind. Giving them warm clothes and blankets is a simple but meaningful way of showing care especially for the elderly who are the first victims of the extreme weather. Often these villagers are so thankful for this practical help and they thank our missionaries with tears. The need is great and urgent and we request you to open your heart and hands to provide for meeting this need.
Education & Gifts for children
Children love to receive small gifts and always respond positively when blessed in this way. As part of our ministry, we try to distribute small gifts, school bags, pens and pencils, notebooks and similar stationeries when visiting villages or holding special events. In remote villages, to the underprivileged children, these types of small gifts are heavenly. These always bring smiles to their faces. Daya mission regularly conduct educational classes in villages where there is no other educational facilities. In classes, children receive text books, note books and others stationeries and other materials to facilitate their studies.
Upcoming Events
Free Medical Camp
NotesBook Distribution
Prayer Meeting
Bible Class
Stories Of Scope
