Narendra* is from a small village of day laborers who struggle to make a living. Their village has no roads or water facilities, families live in mud houses. There is no hospital nearby and most of the residents do not read or write. When...
In the words of Ranjana* When I was a little girl, I had visited a nearby hospital run by a Christian Mission. I was fascinated to see the nurses looking after the needy patients and taking care of them in such a tender and compassionate way. The...
Memorials and Honorariums! Do you have a loved one who has passed? Our Partners enjoy recognizing their loved ones by giving to Mukti as a Memorial to this person. Some will do so to Honor a living individual whom they greatly respect. You can re...
Excitement rippled through Sujata’s* flower family. The girls could hardly wait the week until Christmas morning. Sujata thought back to her first Christmas at Mukti two years before; it was the first time in her life she had received a real...
---as told by a volunteer from England Pranita* was the first resident I met at Mukti. On my first evening, I joined a volunteer on her daily visit to the Honeysuckle Flower Family. The girls sat in a circle engaged in their homew...
Vacuna* thinks she heard His voice. Of course, she listens to His voice all the time through God’s Word, but she feels she heard His still, small voice, too. When she was just a young girl seated on the floor of Junior Church on one...
All the girls gathered around Rana*. Concern creased their faces, as tears fell from many eyes. Groaning and writhing in pain, Rana clutched her left side. As time passed, the pain was growing much worse. Her house parents gently took her to the c...
In years past, the Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission sent out women from the Mission who had experienced the goodness of God and added Bible study training to be able to effectively share their faith. This tribute is to one woman who served faithfully...
I was raised in a poor village family of eight children. My father was uneducated and earned meager daily wages when he could find work. In our village education for girls was considered a waste of money: girls should marry young and they only nee...