Ps. Dawa Tamang 

Ps. Dawa Tamang is a pastor of Spokane Bhutanese Immanuel Church Since 2013. Right now, he is living in Spokane, WA. He has been involved in a mission work in Nepal, India, and Africa among the exploited girls and women through real Restoration Organization. He has been supporting Children at Good Sheperd Primary School through education and Gospel in Uganda, Africa. He received his Bachelor Degree in Biblical Exposition and Theology from Moody Bible Institute in 2016. Ps. Dawa Tamang has entered in married life in 2016. God has blessed him with a beautiful and blessed wife to support him in ministry life.

Rekha Poudyel 

Rekha Poudyel is a one of the faithful members of Samdan Church since 2012. She got to know the Christ in the year of 2009. Since then, God has tremendously changed her life spiritually. She has been working among the youth at her church for a long time and been inspiration to them. She is also working as Sunday school teacher at her church.  
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James Pulami 

Brother James Pulami has been serving as a vice-president of NGCYM since 2017. Since he accepted the Christ as his Lord and Savior at his young age, he has a strong desire to work among youth. He served as a Sunday-school teacher for 3 years back at Nepal. Later on, God chose him to work with youth as a Youth leader. His vision is to work among youths to fulfill what God is calling them for and reach out whole world with gospel of Christ. Now, He is also a youth leader at Nepali Mahima Church at St. Louis, Missouri and Youth President of St. Louis Youth Unity. he has gotten Associate degree in Accounting and now, pursuing Bachelor degree in Business and Accounting. ​

Rev. John Magar 

Rev. Ps. John Monger is a senior pastor at Int'l Restoration Church and former BNCA President. He was born and brought up in Buddhist family in the country Bhutan. At the age of 17, he accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior after he heard the gospel from 14 years young boy. Due to his faith, he was severely persecuted by the Bhutanese government and gave him choice to leave Jesus or leave the country. He was tortured as he told them he will not deny the God. In 1992, he was forcefully kicked out from Bhutan. He came to Nepal not knowing where to go and started preaching the gospel in the Refugee camp to save their lives in Christ. In Nepal also, he was tortured and jailed for winning souls for Christ. By the grace of God, he was released after 15 months and went to Nagaland to study theology. After he received his Bachelor Degree in Theology, he started the church in camp named Int'l. Restoration Church. currently, he is living in Austin, TX and ministering in hundred of Nepali speaking believers. 

Rev. Habil Rasaily 

​Pastor Rasaily was born in Bhutan. He received Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and converted to Christianity in 1983.  Pastor Rasaily and his family left Bhutan in 1992, and moved to Beldangi, Nepal.  He planted a church in Nepal, and became the regional oversight and coordinator for pastors and key leaders around Nepal who were affiliated with the Networking Ministry of India (Himalayas) headed by Reverend Suren Khawas of Siliguri, India. 
 
Pastor Rasaily arrived in the United States in September of 2009.  He has been the Senior Pastor of Living Worship Nepali Church (“LWNC”), Denver, Colorado for the past 9 years.  As well as pastoring at LWNC, he is a key leader for Bhutanese Nepali ministry in the U.S.  He is the founder and president of the Bhutanese Nepali Networking Ministry (“BNNM”), whose vision is to connect and build relationships between Bhutanese Nepali church leaders in America to support, encourage, and empower each other as they lead their respective churches.  The BNNM had its beginning in a meeting of pastors and leaders in Denver, CO in August of 2012.  They determined to have a follow-up prayer meeting in 2013.  At this Empowerment and Prayer Service on April 20, 2013, in Fort Worth, Texas, they decided to start the BNNM.
 
Pastor Rasaily was in Biblical and leadership development training from 1995 through 1999 training in India and Nepal. 
 He had his original ordination in 2003 at the Abhishek Church in Nepal under the Networking Ministry of India (Himalayas) by Reverend Khawas.  He received a second ordination in the United States in 2016 from the Foursquare Church. Pastor Rasaily currently resides in Denver, Colorado, with his wife, Pastor Ruth Rasaily, and their three children: sons Samuel and Shalom; and daughter Sara.  

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Event Date and Time 

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• August 1st, Thursday

               9am - 8pm 

• August 2nd, Friday 

               8:50am - 8:50pm

• ​August 3rd, Saturday 

               8:50am - 4:35pm

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Event Venue

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2846 Som Center Rd, Willoughby Hills, OH 44094

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