🏠 A Building in Crisis — Classes Suspended

For 31 years, Redeemer Baptist Bible College has trained Telugu-speaking pastors and church planters to reach their own communities with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The college building was provided by God’s people, for God’s ministry. Now, that same community of faith must step forward to restore it.

The mission is on hold. The harvest is not. We must raise $31,000 by September 2026.

🌟 What Your Gift Makes Possible

One restored building. Four years of training. A multiplication that reaches a nation.

Every graduate returns to their own community — a village, town, or city — to plant a church among people who speak their language and share their culture. Those churches make disciples. Those disciples make more disciples. What begins in one renovated building ripples across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and all of India.

That is just $310 per student for their entire 4-year training. No investment in world missions offers a greater return per dollar.

🌎 India’s Spiritual Need — The Numbers

Christians make up less than 1.4% of Andhra Pradesh and 3.2% of Telangana. Together, over 82 million people in these two states have never heard the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Source: Census of India 2011 (post-bifurcation district-level estimates). AP ~49.4M total; Telangana ~35.0M total.

And the window is closing fast. India is turning increasingly hostile to Christianity. Anti-conversion laws, attacks on pastors and churches, and growing nationalist pressure are narrowing the space for open Gospel work. The time to train the next generation of church planters is now — while we still can.

📚 31 Years of Faithful Legacy

In 1995, Dr. Joshua Madasu founded Redeemer Baptist Bible College at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Tiruvuru with a small group of men and no dedicated facilities. When the church building overflowed, students sat outside under the trees to hear the Word of God. From that humble beginning, graduates went out and planted churches across the Telugu-speaking world.

Dr. Joshua Madasu is now with the Lord. His son, Dr. Joel Madasu, carries the same God-given burden — to teach and prepare disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, continuing his father’s legacy and his mother’s faithful sacrifice.

The building was built by God’s people. It must be restored by God’s people.

💗 Every Dollar Matters

We need $31,000 by September 2026. Here is what your gift does:

• $25Covers materials for a section of wall repair
• $100Restores a significant patch of concrete
• $310Funds one student’s full share of the renovation — their gateway to 4 years of training
• $500Funds a major roofing repair section
• $1,000Covers an entire area of structural work
• $5,000Sponsors a full wing of the renovation
• $31,000Fully restores the college — one gift, 100 churches, 10,000+ lives reached for Christ.