This changed when he discovered Grace School of Theology’s Nepal extension. For Pastor Jiwan, it wasn’t just an opportunity to study; it was an answer to prayer. “Grace provided me with solid biblical teaching,” he shared, reflecting on the impact of his education. “Now I feel more confident and equipped for my calling.”

But Pastor Jiwan’s story didn’t stop at personal growth. Inspired by 2 Timothy 2:2, which calls believers to teach others who can teach still others, he embraced the principle of multiplying leaders. Through his mentorship, he encouraged Dawa Lama, a fellow Nepali believer, to join Grace. Today, Dawa is pastoring a church, continuing the ripple effect of discipleship and leadership development.

This journey of growth and multiplication began with the mentorship of Pastor Bishwa, who first guided Pastor Jiwan in his faith and ministry. Now, as Jiwan and Dawa lead in their respective roles, they represent a growing network of second and third-generation leaders—living proof of God’s work through dedicated mentorship and theological education.

Grace’s commitment to accessible and transformative training equips leaders like Pastor Jiwan to impact not just their communities but entire generations. His story reminds us that education isn’t just about knowledge—it’s about equipping the called to multiply God’s kingdom.

From the hills of Nepal to the global stage, Pastor Jiwan’s testimony embodies Grace’s mission to develop spiritual leaders for the advancement of the gospel in every nation.

Join us in celebrating this season and celebrating all that God did through our partnership together. Your generosity is equipping students at Grace School of Theology, from inner-city Houston to hard-to-reach areas like Nepal. These are leaders who are impacting the world with the unshakable truth of the love of Christ– a love that cannot be earned and cannot be lost.