It Took a Village

Few people groups have experienced the level of poverty and abuse felt by India's 300 million Dalits or "untouchables." But indigenous missionaries and evangelists are bringing them new hope.

Imagine a village full of people all wanting to receive Christ at the same time. That was the scene earlier this year in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu when 500 Dalits gathered together to hear the gospel at an evangelistic rally led by Gospel for Asia (GFA) ministries. India's Dalits—or "untouchables"—comprise some 300 million people. For 3,000 years they have lived in a cycle of discrimination ...

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