Newsletter #37
Lhunkhohao Haokip (Maripur, India)
Director Haokip started the Agape Christian Museum Center (ACMC) in April 2003 which is a combination of a museum and a telephone center. God gave him the vision to start this ministry in 1988. He sold a plot of land which he inherited to start the museum in 2001. It is a unique ministry to reach Hindus, Muslims, Buddists, various Indian tribes, and others with the Gospel through the avenue of a museum. Since the opening of the center 39,945 people have visited and 5,552 persons have accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. The project is registered with the Indian Government through the Ministry of Culture
The goal of the museum is to present biblical facts using pictures, artifacts and paintings of Bible characters from Genesis to Revelation. Lhunkhohao has been operating the telephone counseling in the museum with great success. ACMC materials include stone samples from the Dead Sea and Jordan River; branches of olive trees from Israel; a sample of the Ten Commandments; a Shofar and a Ram’s horn. Paintings include: Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, the Tower of Babel, the Crucifixion of Jesus, Rapture, Hell, the New Heaven and the New Earth. The center also has a library.
Director Lhunkhohao also conducts regular prayer meetings with fasting. Many miracles and healings have been reported. He provides short term training sessions to regenerate nominal Christians into genuine Christians. He has a vision to open more such centers in other parts of India.
Mark Daniels (Penal Via Barrackpore, Trinidad)
Mark Daniels called us recently from Trinidad. He said that God told him to develop a telephone counseling center in Trinidad and Tobago. Later he plans to start centers in Barbados, Grenadines, St. Vincent, St.Lucia, and Grenada (islands in the Caribbean). He found us on the Internet and would like to partner with us. Though he does not presently have the finances, he is believing that God will provide.