New Believers
300 +

Transformed lives in our local village alone.

Tribal Children
100

Learning they are loved and valued by God.

Christianity
2 %

The urgent reality of the 10/40 window in India.

Light in the Darkness

In many tribal villages of Rajasthan, the name of Jesus has never been spoken. People live bound by fear, superstition, and spiritual oppression.

Hope Mission is called to raise up and serve pastors from within these communities, bringing the light of Christ where darkness has prevailed for generations.

Our Core Ministries

Tribal Children

Teaching Scripture to serve broken homes and share the love of Jesus.

Women & Widows

Restoring dignity to those often rejected by society, to show them the Father’s love that does not exist in an evil world.

Youth Meetings

Mentoring and disciplining future leaders to resist addiction and destructive paths.

Slum Outreach

Breaking the cycle of child labor through education and practical care.

Pastor Training

Equipping local leaders who understand the culture and language to share the Father’s love and serve their communities.

Village Outreach

Providing necessities and hope to unreached tribal families through discipleship and creating community through micro finance.

Will you stand with the forgotten?

Your support provides food, education, and the life-changing Gospel to families in the remote tribal villages and slums of Rajasthan. Every gift brings a village one step closer to hope.

 

Secure Giving

100% of your designated donations go directly to our field mission operations in India.

Video Gallery

Hope Mission in India

Witness the daily heartbeat of HOPE Mission. From feeding programs in the slums to open-air worship in remote tribal territories, our work is hands-on and heart-first.

India: A Land of Seeking

India is home to over 1.4 billion people and a staggering tapestry of religious beliefs—with millions of gods and ancient rituals defining daily life.

"In a land where seeking is constant, we offer the one who was found. India doesn't just need more religion; India needs Jesus."