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The Souls of the Himalaya
This site is about the people in the Himalayas. They are precious, like the common trout that lives in cold water. They have given their lives to Jesus, and their lives shine like stars.
On this site, you will read their true story. In Nepal, Bhote, Sherpa, Tamang, and Gurung live in the Himalayan belt. In Sikkim, Lepcha, Bhutia, and some Nepalese live near the Himalayas. Drukpas in Bhutan and Nepalese as well live in the Himalayan belt.
Ladakhis, Chanpa, Brokpa, Baltis, Gujjars, Gaddis, and Tibetan people live in the Himalaya part of India. Pakistan has people living in the Himalayas, who are Baltis, Shina, and Hunza.
Mala's Story
This is Mala. Mala was the first and only child of Mani and Maya. Mani and Maya run away from home to get married. When Mala was 6 months old, her father Mani died. Maya married her second husband, leaving one-year-old Mala with Mani's mother.
Fatherless Mala was brought to Father's House, a home that provided food, education, room, and friends for safety. Mala got sponsored and was living happily with others, who were like hers. One day, she was found with a little TukTuk phone that she used to talk to a boy in the middle of the night. 14-year-old Mala was warned and told not to use the phone until she has graduated from School. After three months of the suggestion, she ran away with the boy she was chatting with. She became pregnant at the age of 14 and gave birth to a child when she was 15 years old.
After a year of a child's birth, Mala's husband, Man, died in a tractor accident, and Mala became a widow at the age of 16. Today, she, her child, and her mother-in-law live together like abandoned animals.
Do you think she deserves a second chance?
Great Testimony
We have a great living testimony from the Himalaya. They are precious, like the common trout, which lives in the cold water. They have given their lives to Jesus, and their lives shine like stars.
On this site, you will read their true story. And just as you read, please pray for them. You can choose a story from the stories menu.
We believe it will be motivating for you.
The Fishes of the Himalaya is about souls that have given their lives to Jesus
Testimonies of the Souls
Read their life-changing testimonies, it warms your heart and gives you courage to stand firm for Jesus.
Areas of the Precious Fishes
Common Trout fishes are found in the Himalayan region of Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afganistan.
How can you be involved
You can join in prayer for the salvation of many tribes and tongues from this region of the world.
Testimony
— Home I have experience what pain is. I have seen my wife hit by stones and bleeding and could do to help her to save her. 2015 Earth Quake in Nepal not only heat Nepal, it hit our heart and joy of our family. I have seen 8 of my family members death and many injured. Continue..
The Fishes of the HImalaya
Fishes of the Himalaya are the people living in the Himalayan regions of Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and South Western Part of China.
We love you and we want you to be a part of this great region where God is doing marvelous work in the heart of the precious people, the Asala.
Who are the people of the Himalaya
The fish of the Himalaya are precious, and so are the souls of the Himalaya.
God loves the people of the Himalaya, which are stretched from the Himalaya of Bhutan, Sikkim of India, Nepal, Pakistan, and the northwestern part of India and the southwest of China.
The People of the Himalaya have similar faces but a vast cultural difference. God loves them all, and he wants you to join a team that tells them God's love.
Do you want to learn more about who they are?
Dil B T
The 2015 Great Earthquake in Nepal and its effect on my personal life were heartbreaking. I have seen my wife being killed by a stone falling from the Mountain and seven other 7 people from my Church.
The Himalayan People of Nepal
Every tribe and tongue is God's own creation, and God loves them all so dearly.
Lepcha People of Sikkim
The Lepcha people live in the Himalaya of Sikkim and roughly 30,000 people have come to Christ.
The People living in the Himalayas of Bhutan
Semi-nomadic yak herders living in the extreme high-altitude peaks of northwestern Bhutan (Laya and Lunana regions). They maintain a highly distinct culture, dress, and dialect.