The Builders is a committed movement composed of monthly givers on a mission to reach the unreached and expand God's Kingdom in India. 

The Builders are individuals, pastors, and business leaders with the gift of generosity. They are committed to growing God's church and expanding His Kingdom to every unreached person in India.

Together we're building a community of givers and prayer warriers, so generous and constant, that God will use it to transform entire communities for Christ. The Builders are people who are willing to give not just once but who will stick with us month in and month out faithfully fighting for the unreached peoples of India.

Why Champion the Unreached?

We believe no one should live and die without having the opportunity to hear the Good News of Jesus. Of the estmated 3 billion unreached in the world, 1.3 billion live in India.  96% of India's population is unreached.  We're on a mission to change that. Watch the 4 minute video below to see why we're so passionate about reaching India's unreached.  

How You Can Reach Unreached Tribal Villages l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

Mangal's Story

Mangal was dying. He was also troubled and confused. Lying in his sickbed, he listened weakly to a missionary who wanted to pray for him. He refused, of course. Hadn’t he already prayed to all his Hindu gods? Why would this one be different? He had no money for medicine to heal his liver. It was his fate to die. Imagining his wife’s future, he choked back the tears. His family was Hindu, strict in the faith. They would despise his wife, believing her bad luck, the cause of his death. They would shun her. As would all her friends in the village. No one would help or protect her. It was the custom. He had done the same to other widows. Now their faces haunted him. Some begged on the streets; others practiced prostitution. His two daughters would suffer more… Wait! What was that the missionary said? His God, Jesus, died for my sins? As he listened, a deep feeling of peace swept over him unlike anything he’d felt before…

Why India Needs Help l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

1.3 billion people in India
- 1 out of 10 - 
lack access to a church or even a Christ follower.

Here's how we're changing that...

God is moving in India. But we're not done yet.

We need your help. Join us.

What's the Well? l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

The Well is a passionate and committed movement composed of  monthly givers on a mission to rescue orphaned widows and their children in India.

CHOOSE AN AMOUNT TO 
GIVE EACH MONTH.

$15 brings food, medicine,
and visits of encouragement
 and HOPE to an orphaned
widow and her children.

Named for The Woman at the Well, an outcast whose life was completely transformed after meeting Jesus, the Well is an amazing community of generous people who see a need and refuse to sit on the sidelines. 

People who know they can't do everything but must do something. People like you, who are determined to make a difference by joining forces with each other and God to bring compassion and hope to as many Indian widows as they can!

Why champion widows?  

The Well focuses on widows who are orphaned. Orphaned means they have no family to help them or their family refuses to help them. This is often the case in India where widows of the Hindu culture are blamed for their husband's death. They are literally outcasts in society, shunned and banned from all social interaction. Their suicide rate is very high...

Persecution to Hurt Christian Women is Trending in India l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

Survey Finds India More Dangerous for Women than  Syria, Afganistan, and Saudi Arabia.

The two minute news short from NDTV India below is a must-see, eye opener about the dangers all women in India face simply for being female.

Over five hundred experts on women's issues, in 193 countries, found India the most dangerous country in the world for women. The survey of the experts was conducted by the Thompson Reuters Foundation. While the India government disputes the findings, the National Crime Records Bureau in 2016 reported a nearly 30% increase in crimes against women (41.7 to 53.9 per 100,000).

Tailoring Persecution to Hurt Women is Trending Globally (Open Doors, 2019)

The Open Doors World Watch List reports annually on the most dangerous countries for Christians (India is #10). 

Christian Women Face Double Persecution in India

The Thompson Reuters Foundation polling found India to be #1 in sexual violence against women. 

Those wanting to persecute Christians in shame cultures like India, find women are doubly vulnerable. First because of their gender they are considered culturally "inferior" with few basic rights. And again because of their Christian faith. 

"The data proves conclusively that Christian women are the most exploited group on the face of the earth today." said David Curry, Open Doors President at a Washington press conference in January, 2019

Tomorrow is International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted.
Please keep the women of India in your prayers on this special Sunday.

How Kerusomen Works for India's Women

Video: Plight of India Widows

Thanks to You Widows in India Are Experiencing New Life l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

Your Generosity is Changing Lives for Widows in India

Thank you for being so passionate and determined in your commitment to Kerusomen Gospel Ministries.  We hope this video is a reminder of how very important your role is in bringing hope to the women of India and in particular, abandoned widows. 

If you're new to Kerusomen, it's probably because one of our dedicated "family" shared this link with you and thought you'd fit right in!  Welcome. 



$15 a month changes a widow's life completely.  Thank you for joining us.

How Kerusomen Works for India's Women

How Kerusomen Is Fighting for India's Marginalized Women l Kerusomen Gospel Ministries

Why India's Culture Devalues Women

A recent report on NDTV is chilling - no girls were born in 132 Indian villages for three months.

During that same time, 216 boys were born. Sound a little fishy? A social worker was quoted in the article saying "No girl child was born for 3 months in these villages. It cannot be a coincidence. This clearly indicates female foeticide is taking place..." She goes on to say "nothing is being done by the administration or government."

While India's culture is not the only one to prefer boys, according to its 2011 Census and other studies:

• There are one million sex-selective abortions every single year in India even though they are illegal;
• Midwives in certain Indian states have admitted to being paid to kill almost 50% of the baby girls they delivered;
• Girls receive significantly less nutrition and education than boys;

The Preference for Boys Haunts Indian Women from Birth to the Grave...