While Daylight Lasts – International Nepal Fellowship’s Story – 1960 to 1970

If you enjoyed readng From His Hands to Ours, which told the story of the work of the International Nepal Fellowship up to 1959, then you will find this sequel equally interesting. While Daylight Lasts brings the account up to 1970. It is reproduced here by kind permission of the International Nepal Fellowship. You are free to download this book and use it for free educational purposes, but not to sell it for profit without the permission of the copyright holder.

While Daylight Lasts. The Story of the International Nepal Fellowship during the years 1960 to 1970. Epsom: International Nepal Fellowship, 1971. Pbk. pp.118. [Click to visit the download page]

Table of Contents

• Foreword

1. Nepal Today
2. The Shining Hospital
3. Leprosy Work
4. The Baglung Dispensary
5. The Sikha Dispensary
6. The Boarding School
7. The Beni Dispensary
8. Tibetan People
9. The Church

Foreword

‘Let us run with patience the particular race that God has set before us,’ (Hebrews 12.1, Living Letters).

It is God, our loving Heavenly Father who sets the race before us. He has planned in Eternity what He would have ua do, and He: equips us for every step of the way. For our part we are to keep at it – and to run!

Our Father knows what lies ahead, He knows also how much longer we have before the Lord Jesus comes for His own, and the ‘day’ is finished.

Looking back over the years since 1960, how gracious the Lord has been to us as a Mission. No less than fifty colleagues have been given to us, the· work has extended into the West, as well as showing steady growth in Pokhra.

After being refused four out of five places where we sought permission to start new dispensaries in 1969, only two years later the government policy was completely reversed, and we were asked to open several small hospitals in the West, but this has to be ratified by Central Government. Surely God Himself is opening these large areas to us because the time is short…