GRM TRIBAL CHRISTMAS CONTINUES INTO THE THIRD WEEK OF JANUARY!
Gospel Revival Ministries’ Tribal Christmas distributions begin the first week of December and continue well into January. This outreach is truly unique—designed to reach the most unreached, the most neglected, and the hardest‑to‑access people groups.
It’s easy to go into cities and hold distributions. But what about the tribes hidden deep in the mountains, where it takes a three‑day journey just to reach a single village?
UNREACHED—The Hidden Tribes
When we say unreached, we mean the “Hidden Tribes” our leaders have been working to connect with all year long through medical camps, relief projects, and relationship‑building. At Christmas, they return to these remote communities to bring food, gifts, and the true message of Christmas.
This year, our teams reached more new areas than in the last several years combined, and reports are still coming in daily.
RESTRICTED AND DANGEROUS REGIONS
Some areas are so restricted that we cannot share details publicly. For example, we are quietly blessing and supporting hundreds of missionaries in Iran and Afghanistan through a large underground network.
Our native leaders also trek into jungles and mountains that take days to reach—places that are dangerous, isolated, and spiritually untouched. Yet they go joyfully, determined to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ with those who have never heard His name.
THEN—THE UNTOUCHABLES AND THE NEGLECTED
This year, we are once again providing for the Brickmaker Prison families and the Marwari tribal people. The Marwari tribes are among the most neglected and spiritually needy communities in Pakistan—truly among “the least of these” Jesus spoke about in Matthew 25:40, “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of Mine, you did for Me.”
Our leaders also faithfully reach several leper colonies in India—communities we have visited for decades. One of our senior leaders even built a church for them, a place where they can worship without fear or rejection.
These precious people are often forgotten. No one wants to be with them at Christmas time. Yet they, too, need to experience the love of Jesus. When our teams arrive, they weep and cry with joy. They know they are seen. They know they are loved. They know they are not forgotten by God.
As Scripture reminds us in Psalm 113:7, “He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash heap.” And again in James 1:27, we are called to care for those the world overlooks. Because the love of Christ compels us.