2026 | Episode 26 | 1 min

Hope in Nepal: A Devastating Flood, Political Upheaval, and a Gospel Movement

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Hope in Nepal: A Devastating Flood, Political Upheaval, and a Gospel Movement

Episode availability notice: This episode is no longer available for public streaming or viewing. The show notes remain as a record of the conversation. If you have a question about this episode or would like to inquire about access, please contact the Reflexio Podcast team at contact@reflexio.org.

https://www.reflexio.org/episodes/hope-in-nepal-a-devastating-flood-political-upheaval-and-a-gospel-movement

Show Notes

Brother Tom (penname) offers a personal window into Nepal’s history, culture, and spiritual life. He reflects on the pressures facing ordinary families, the legacy of decades of violent political conflict, and the urgent needs following the devastating flood.

He recounts the searching questions of his childhood, his first encounter with the message of Jesus, and the unexpected path that led him to serve Nepali communities far from home. Tom explains why personal relationships, patient discipleship, and locally rooted leadership remain vital—even as digital tools create new opportunities to reach seekers. 

His story points to lives changed by grace and invites us to pray for those grieving, those rebuilding, and lasting hope across Nepal and the Nepali diaspora.

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Transcription

Don [00:00:00]:
Welcome to another episode of the Reflexio Podcast. Today I have a conversation with a Nepali engineer, but also an evangelist, discipler, church planter, and we talk initially about the devastating flood that hit the country 2 weeks ago, and then we talk about the several decades of civil war and changes of government that has caused Nepal to be very unstable for several decades. And then we turn and we talk about his early life and how he grew up in a tiny village in the mountains and from a very devout Hindu family. Then he came to faith as a teenager and eventually led many of his own family members to faith, saw churches planted in his village area, and then after he became an engineer and working, they had to leave the country and join the millions of Nepalis fleeing the country. And as a result, he was in Malaysia where he did church planting there, planting house churches, and then moved to Australia and working with the Nepalese diaspora there. And more recently, he is in the States where he has got a media ministry going where he can access Nepalis in Nepal and in the diaspora using their phones, and then through that they can follow up and share the truth and share the gospel with them and see many coming to faith. It's quite an amazing story. It's heartbreaking as we talk about the situation in his country, but very encouraging as we talk about what God is doing in Nepal at this time.

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