Christmas Compassion Drive — West Bengal, India
Imagine the joy of freed brick kiln slave children experiencing Christ’s love this Christmas!

By Jorge Parrott & the CMM Family
October 30, 2025
💖 Hope for the Forgotten

Dear in Christ,
Warm greetings in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! cmm.world/2025/10/30/christmas

I’m Arpan Naskar, a CMM Missionary and Church Planter in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. For the past nine years, I’ve served faithfully in Children’s, Youth, Media, and Women’s Ministries, sharing the transforming love of Jesus among some of the most marginalized families in our region.

Our vision is simple yet powerful: reach children first to reach entire families.
By focusing on children and widows, we are breaking the cycle of poverty, trafficking, and hopelessness through the Gospel.

🌍 *Be the Hands and Feet of Jesus — CMM Rapid Response Fund!*
When disaster strikes — earthquakes, floods, persecution, famine, or war — CMM’s Rapid Response Team is already there, bringing hope, healing, and help to those in crisis.
But we need *you*. 💧💊🏠
Through the CMM Rapid Response Fund, your giving sends emergency food, medicine, and shelter to our friends and mission partners in the hardest places on earth.
Together, we can respond in love, move in faith, and show the world that Jesus cares!
> “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.” — *Proverbs 19:17*
🙏 Join us today:
👉 [Give Now — Be the Miracle! donate.stripe.com/3cs2aAeco7an

We thank the Lord and generous Partners for giving over $1,100 so far towards the goal of helping CMM Ordained Minister Richard Mugaiga's church in Uganda.
The new church building taking shape in Kampala, Uganda—ready to serve hundreds of worshippers.

🙏 A Vision for Revival in Uganda
CMM Ordained Pastor Richard Mugaiga has faithfully served the Lord for many years, reaching countless souls across Uganda and the nations. Now, his church in Kampala—built by faith and the sacrificial giving of believers—is nearly complete.

However, there’s an urgent need: the city is requiring full restrooms with a septic system before the church can legally hold services. They have only 60 days to complete this work, or the congregation will be unable to meet in their new home.

This is a critical moment—and we can make the difference together. cmm.world/2025/10/09/help-fini

The Power of Family on Mission
A testimony of walking in faith as a family in God’s Kingdom.

By Kuzaan & Clarien van den Berg, October 7, 2025

Introduction
van de Berg family
We hope this article will inspire families, both in the church and in the mission field, to be on mission as families. Our children were 5,8, and 9 years old when we went into missions. Strong families are the cornerstone of healthy churches and ministries that invest in the next generation to make disciples of all nations. We cannot give what we do not have, and Christian families serve as examples to our communities and cultures worldwide.cmm.world/2025/10/21/the-power

cmm.world/global-harvest-missi Global Harvest Missions was birthed as a response to a 4+ year, ongoing, online revival in Uganda that has seen over 510,000 people accept Jesus as Lord and Savior. This revival started through a weekly one hour radio broadcast in Mbarara, Uganda hosted by Dr. David White, a CMM College of Theology graduate.

During these four years, the weekly one-hour program has expanded to also include a weekly television broadcast, Global Harvest Today TV, that is seen in nations throughout Africa. Zoom has also been used to conduct Outdoor Crusades as well as Discipleship Meetings for Pastors and Leaders.

Join us for this special online event sponsored by the International School of Evangelism on Saturday, November 1, 2025!

Saturday 10 AM to 1 EST session is online only
Saturday 6:30 PM – online or in-person at 976 West Meadow Parkway Moravian Falls, NC.

✨ Girls of Joy — A New Beginning Through the Sewing Enterprise
💔 From Captivity to Courage
Many of you already know something about Pastor Joy’s courageous ministry in central India, but her story — and that of the 26 young women she has rescued — deserves to be told again.

Each of these girls once lived under unimaginable bondage in the sex trafficking trade. Most were sold by their families — some as young as six years old — often to local Hindu temples, for the equivalent of about $500 USD.

Once handed over, their fate was sealed. In their culture, there is no return. Their identities, futures, and dignity were stripped away. They were expected to live out their days as slaves — without hope of marriage, family, or a future.

But then, Jesus stepped in through the faith and courage of Pastor Joy and her team.
These girls were rescued, redeemed, and introduced to a Savior who calls them beloved daughters.

🙏 Living in Hiding, Yet Shining with Hope cmm.world/2025/10/16/girls-of-

Rescue Child Slaves from Brick Kilns in West Bengal, India
Brick Kiln Child Slaves, The Hidden Crisis
Brick Kiln Child Slaves at work

In the remote villages of West Bengal, India — especially around the brick kiln factories — many children are trapped in modern-day slavery. Instead of going to school, they are forced to work in dangerous, life-threatening conditions. They carry bricks, suffer abuse, and live without hope. Most heartbreaking of all — many of these children are kidnapped or trafficked from poor families. cmm.world/2025/04/15/rescue-ch

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