Believers Church Helps Remote Earthquake Hit villagers with Relief Supplies

Believers Church Diocese of Kathmandu helped earthquake-hit families in a village in Dhading District on 21st May 2015.

People here were struggling without food and shelter since the day of earthquake due to the continuous tremors and the landslides which followed it. They lost their houses, crops and their dear ones too. The bad weather made their survival more difficult.

Despite the difficulties, Believers Church was able to provide them with relief aid. They provided 75 blankets, 72 tarpaulins, 100 pieces of bathing soap and 144 packets of noodles to the villagers. The materials were dropped through helicopter since the nearest road, which was three and half days walk away from the village was destroyed.

Timaya was one among them. She lost her husband and everything she owned in the earthquake. Now, doesn’t know how to survive with her five children. Apart from the supplies, the church has also gifted her with Rs. 10,000 for her immediate needs.

She is very much grateful to Believers Church for the timely relief she have received.

Believers Church is still working among the earthquake victims in different parts of the country.

Read more about the church’s ongoing relief efforts.