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Pray for Nepal Pray for Nepal Solukhumbu Okhaldhunga Khotang Udayapur Siraha Saptari Sagarmatha, Siraha Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, Thank-You for committing to join with us to pray for the well-being of every village in our wonderful country. Jesus modeled his love for every village when he was going from one city and village to another with his disciples. Next, Jesus would mentor his disciples to do the same by sending them out to all the villages. Later, he would monitor the work of the disciples and the 70 as they were sent out two-by-two to all the villages. (Luke 8-10) But, how can we pray for the 3,984 VDCs in our Country? In the time of Nehemiah, his brother brought him news that the walls of Jerusalem were torn down. The wall represented protection, safety, blessing, and a future. Nehemiah prayed, fasted, and repented for the sins of the people. God answered Nehemiah’s prayers. The huge task to re-build the walls became possible through God’s blessings, each person building in front of their own houses, and the builders continuing even in the face of great persecution. For us, each village is like a brick in the wall. Let us pray for every village so that there are no holes in the wall. Each person praying for the villages in their respective areas would ensure a systematic approach so that all the villages of the state would be covered in prayer. Some have asked, “How do you eat an Elephant?” (How do you work on a giant project?) Others have answered, “One bite at a time.” (One step at a time - in small pieces). I say, “Invite a village and throw a party.” Any large project needs many people helping. Please do not only pray but also solicit many others to do the same. Would you, ...Model for others by praying for all the VDCs in your area? ...Mentor a small group by training them to do the same? …Monitor individuals of your group to go start other prayer groups? Can every VDC in Nepal be covered in prayer? Your actions will be the true answer to this question. Guide For Prayer Use this list of prayer points to guide you as you pray for God to work among the people in every village in your taluk, There are several ways for you to use this guide. You can pray for one column, village by village, each day of the week for all seven points. (Example, on Sunday, you would pray from top to bottom of the page for the first column. On Monday, you would pray for the second column. In four days you would finish praying for all the villages on the first page. Then on Thursday you would turn the page and start on the first column …continuing all the columns and then returning to the beginning of the village list and starting again. Or you pray for one prayer point subject each of the seven days of the week (Example, on Sunday, praying for revival in the churches in your taluk. Then Monday, praying for up champions for the gospel in each village.) Or you can simply pray for one village per day until you work through all the villages and all the prayer points. In the Bible, Joshua and the people were encouraged to circle Jericho seven times before they started seeing the results of their efforts. Continue to pray until the Lord has responded in each of the prayer points for all the villages in your taluk. Seven Prayer Points: 1) Pray for revival in the church 2) Pray for the Lord to raise up champions for the villages,VDCs, Districts, Zones and division of Nepal. 3) Pray for good cooperation and relations among organizations who work in the village, VDCs, districts, zones and divisions. 4) Pray for the raising of local leaders in the church to preach and teach good doctrine. 5) Pray for children and youth ministries. 6) Pray for the families in each village to increase in spiritual, economic and social development. 7) Pray for good political leaders. “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14 Siraha ͧ ¡ VDC_C VDC English VDC Nepali WNO Name ĂđĘć 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 4 Arnama \ȡ[ȡ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 8 Banthiya ǔÛȡ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 3 Bramhapuri Ħà¡Ǖȣ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 7 Harkatta ¡[×ȡ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 1 Kattitol ǔ×Ȫ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 8 Koilpur Ȫ^ãǕ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 5 M ahadeva ¡ȡȯ 160002 ARNAMA LALPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 8 M aheshpur ¡ȯǕ 160001 ARNAMA RAMPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 2 Arnama \ȡ[ȡ 160001 ARNAMA RAMPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 3 Baniniyan ǓǓȡȱ 160001 ARNAMA RAMPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 6 Bhokraha ȪĐȡ¡ȡ 160001 ARNAMA RAMPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 7 Koyalpur ȪȡǕ 160001 ARNAMA RAMPUR \ȡ[ȡ ȡǕ 9 Sonchiraiya ɉͬ Ȱȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 3 Asanpur \ Ǖ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 1 Choharwa Ȫ¡ȡ[ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 9 Dohatiya Ȫ¡ȡǓȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 8 Dohatiya Ȫ¡ȡǓȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 6 Gol Bajar Ȫȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 2 Labkatol ȡÞȪ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 9 Losetol Ȫ ȯȪ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 7 Nipaniya ǓǓȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 5 Nipaniya ǓǓȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 4 Nipaniya ǓǓȡ 160003 ASANPUR \ Ǖ 2 Nipaniya ǓǓȡ 160009 ASHOPUR BALKAWA \ȪǕȡ 2 Balkawa ȡ 160009 ASHOPUR BALKAWA \ȪǕȡ 8 Balkawa ȡ 160009 ASHOPUR BALKAWA \ȪǕȡ 6 Balkawa ȡ 160004 AURAHI k¡ȣ 7 Aurahi k¡ȣ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 2 Chiyabari ͬ ȡȡȣ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 7 Jogiyatol ȪͬȡȪ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 7 Kasaha ¡ȡ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 1 Kasaha ¡ȡ 1 Siraha ͧ ¡ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 9 Kasaha ¡ȡ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 4 Kasaha ¡ȡ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 7 Mauriyatol ȫǐȡȪ 160005 AYODHYANAGAR \ȪÚȡ 7 Mauwadanda ȫȡȲȡ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 6 Badhara ȡ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 2 Bairbani ȰȡȢ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 1 Baltiya ǔãȡ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 2 Bandipur ÛȣǕ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 3 Bandipur ÛȣǕ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 5 Bastipur èȢǕ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 5 Bhulke ãǕ ȯ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 2 Chamartol Ⱦ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 4 Khairatol ȰȪ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 2 M adhavsartol ȡå Ⱦ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 9 M irchaiya ͧ ȷȡ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 7 M irchaiya ͧ ȷȡ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 1 Nandmahari Kuti ȲƬ¡ȣ Ǖȣ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 1 Ratanpur Ǖ 160006 BADHARA MAL ȡ 4 Tikapur ǑȡǕ 160007 BARCHHAWA ȡ[ȡ 2 Barchhawa ȡ[ȡ 160007 BARCHHAWA ȡ[ȡ 1 Bathantol ȡÛȪ 160007 BARCHHAWA ȡ[ȡ 9 Lalbhitiya ȡǔãǓȡ 160007 BARCHHAWA ȡ[ȡ 6 Musaharitol Ǖ ¡ǐȪ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 7 Baluwa ȡǕȡ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 4 Bariyarpatti ǐȡ͠Ȣ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 4 Musahartol Ǖ ¡Ⱦ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 6 Nawatoli ȡȪȣ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 9 Shivanagar ͧ 160008 BARIYARPATTI ǐȡ͠Ȣ 8 Shivanager ͧȡȡȯ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 6 Bastipur èȢǕ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 5 Ganeshpur ȯǕ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 4 Ghaletol ȯȪ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 3 Pakkitol ǔÈȪ 2 Siraha ͧ ¡ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 9 Pidarbani ͪȡȢ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 8 Raghunathpur ǕȡǕ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 1 Rodhani M ahatotal ȪȡȢ¡Ȫ 160010 BASTIPUR èȢǕ 2 Saraswati èǓ 160011 BELAHA ȯȡ¡ȡ 2 Belha ȯã¡ȡ 160011 BELAHA ȯȡ¡ȡ 9 Belha Katti ȯã¡ȡ ǔ× 160011 BELAHA ȯȡ¡ȡ 7 Laksminiya ǔÈèǓȡ 160011 BELAHA ȯȡ¡ȡ 8 Tilasi Ǔȡ Ȣ 160012 BELHI ȯã¡ȣ 2 Balahi ȡ¡ȣ 160012 BELHI ȯã¡ȣ 4 Balirajpur ͧÏǕ 160012 BELHI ȯã¡ȣ 7 Langurba ȲǕ[ 160012 BELHI ȯã¡ȣ 9 Langurba ȲǕ[ 160012 BELHI ȯã¡ȣ 8 Sisawa ͧ ȡ 160013 BETAUNA ȯȫȡ 1 Betauna ȯȫȡ 160013 BETAUNA ȯȫȡ 2 Betauna Pahadiyatol ȯȫȡ ¡ǑȡȪ 160013 BETAUNA ȯȫȡ 8 Haripur ¡ǐǕ 160013 BETAUNA ȯȫȡ 4 M ahuwatol ¡ǕȡȪ 160013 BETAUNA ȯȫȡ 6 Totaibhawar ȪȰȡ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 4 Amahi \ȡ¡ȣ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 9 Badarbana [ȡ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 1 Bhadaiya Ȱȡ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 3 Bisnupur ǒèǕǕ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 2 Ganeshpur Bansjodi ȯǕ ÛèȪȣ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 7 Mathillo Shobhapur ȡͬãȪ ȪȡǕ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 2 Musahartol Ǖ ¡Ⱦ 160014 BHADAIYA Ȱȡ 6 Shobhapur ȪȡǕ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 3 Bhagawanpur ȡǕ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 5 Dhodhitol ȪͬȪ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 9 Jamuwatol ǕȡȪ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 2 Kalyanpur Puranotol ãȡǕ ǕȡȪȪ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 6 Musaharitol Ǖ ¡ǐȪ 160015 BHAGAWANPUR ȡǕ 8 Sinuriya ͧ Ǖǐȡ 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 6 Bachahi ȡ¡ȣ 3 Siraha ͧ ¡ 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 2 Bhagwatipur ȢǕ 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 1 Geruwaha ȯǽȬ 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 9 Karmaniya [Ǔȡ 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 7 Sothiain Ȫͬg 160016 BHAGAWATIPUR TAM ASUIYA ȢǕ ȡȲ]Ǘ_½ȡ 5 Tamasuiya Ǖ^ 160017 BHAWANIPUR ȡȢǕ 7 Bakhar 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