Why We Covet Your Prayers
Pray for Us
Blessed Children’s Home does not run on strategy, plans, or money alone.
We live day to day on the mercy of God - and we feel it.
That is why we ask, without apology: please pray for us.
We serve children who have known rejection and loss, in a nation where the Gospel is watched closely and laws are tightening. The work is spiritual at its core. If God does not help us, we cannot stand.
This page explains why we ask for prayer, how we see it in Scripture, and how you can actively join us, including through our WhatsApp prayer channel.
Why Prayer Matters To This Ministry
We believe prayer is not a “nice extra.” It is the frontline work.
- We are weak, God is strong.
We are a small home with limited resources, facing legal pressure, spiritual opposition, and very real human needs. Only God can protect the children, soften hearts, and open doors that are humanly closed.
- The battle is spiritual, not just practical.
We deal with trauma, fear, and despair in children’s hearts. We face misunderstanding and suspicion from authorities and neighbors. No program can fix these things. We need God to move.
- The children belong to God first.
He created them. He sees their past and their future. When you pray, you are asking their true Father in heaven to do what we can never do for them.
- Prayer unites the global body of Christ.
You may be in another country and never visit Nepal. Yet when you pray, you are standing shoulder to shoulder with us in the same work, which is to serve these children and give them a good childhood so they have a chance in life.
Biblical Foundations for Prayer
We ask for prayer because Scripture commands and models it.
1. Pray for Workers and the Harvest
“Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.”
Matthew 9:38
We serve in a nation where many have never heard of Christ. When you pray, you are obeying Jesus’ command to ask the Father to strengthen us and send laborers.
2. Pray for Open Doors and Boldness
“And pray for us, too, that God may open a door for our message… Pray that I may proclaim it clearly, as I should.”
Colossians 4:3-4
We need open doors with local officials, neighbors, schools, and extended families. We also need courage and wisdom to live out the Gospel wisely under restrictive laws. Your prayers matter here.
3. Pray for Protection from Evil
“But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.”
2 Thessalonians 3:3
There have been seasons of false accusation, media harassment, and real threats. God has preserved this work through many dangers. We ask you to continue praying for protection - physical, legal, and spiritual.
4. Pray in Line with Pure Religion
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress…”
James 1:27
When you pray for Blessed Children’s Home, you are praying into something God Himself calls “pure and faultless.” You are asking Him to bless and strengthen a work that is close to His heart.
How We Pray in Nepal
- Daily Prayer
Staff begin and end their day with simple, honest prayer: thanking God, asking for help, and committing their prayers to Him.
- Corporate Prayer
The church meets regularly to pray specifically for the children’s home, the Bible school, the local church, and partners around the world.
When you join us in prayer, you are stepping into a stream that is already flowing here every day.
How You Can Pray for Us
Here are specific ways you can pray regularly:
1. For the Children
- Healing from past trauma, rejection, and fear
- Growth in character, discipline, and wisdom
- Protection from harmful influences and despair
- Strong friendships and healthy relationships within the home
2. For Education and Futures
- Sharp minds and diligent study habits
- Favor with teachers and classmates at school
- Provision for school and college fees
- Clear calling and direction as older youth choose work or further study
3. For the Staff and Leaders
- Fresh strength, patience, and encouragement each day
- Unity and humility in decision-making
- Protection for their own families and children
- Clear guidance in difficult situations and child-care decisions
- Deep personal walk with God, not just “staff activity”
4. For Protection and Favor
- Safety from physical harm and spiritual attack
- Honest, fair dealings with government offices and inspections
- Favor with local community leaders and neighbors
- Protection from false accusations or gossip
- Wisdom to navigate changing laws and restrictions
5. For Provision
- Daily needs: food, utilities, medical costs
- Salaries that sustain staff with dignity
- Funds for school fees, uniforms, and books
- Resources for necessary building repairs and improvements
- Financial integrity and good stewardship in every decision
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A Final Word
You may never sponsor a child or visit Nepal. You may not have much money to give.
But if you will pray - regularly, specifically, and in faith - you are doing something that matters more than you can see.
- You are asking God to defend the fatherless.
- You are standing with a small, fragile work in a hard place.
- You are helping carry children, staff, and leaders in a battle they cannot fight alone.
Will you stand with us in prayer?