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I am Misheal Pariyar, the founder/chairman of MCCT. I was born in the remote village of Gorkha district in 1979. My family was very big (five brothers, two sisters, father and Mother-9 member’s big family). Our family background was very poor because my parent was uneducated, low-level caste (untouchable caste) in the society, no sources of income for our daily needs, my father and mother was using to working labor work as a farmer. It was really a tearful life. Whatever, my father and mother did a hard labor work for our daily feeding and sending us in school. We also used to working morning and evening in the field as a farmers with our parents. We used to daily walking two hour to reach school (there were no any roads, no bus, no electricity, no hospital etc).
In this poor life cycle, fortunately my brother has brought me in to “Christian Welfare Children Home (CWCH) in Katmandu, then I found all my physical as well as spiritual needs! At that time I was only 12 years old boy.
That was my great opportunity to living and studying in CWCH. There was other more children where I got many friends and I grew up physically and spiritually in that christian children home but after 3 year, again I returned back to my village Gorkha and joined Government School and started to study from Grade-8. I finished my school level from the Government school of Gorkha village.
My goal of the life was to be a medical doctor and serving to the poor and sick peoples of the remote areas of Nepal. So that when I finished my school level education then I joined science biology college in the Katmandu but unfortunately I needed to stop my feet from second year to go university due to the poor financial situation because there was no any way to pay fees and buying books in college. Therefore sadly I stopped and left the college. Then I spent my life without doing nothing. After a one year (in 1999), a big medical camp came in Nepal where I involved as the interpreter volunteer. At that time, one of the good Christian couple (Rick & Christie Bruce of USA) came in my life who helped me to study Medical lab. When I completed my Medical Lab course then I went to be capable to get the job!.
Then I started to working in the health organization and medical clinic as well as in the School Health Program. In my working field, I saw and found many poor downtrodden, helpless, hopeless, orphanage children. Then I thought my past life and my heart gone to them, because I myself grew up in a Christian welfare children home. So that I wanted to give back my time & knowledge to the homeless children what I myself have already received! Then I decided to establish the orphanage childcare trust but I though it is not possible in my single life. Then In the last of 2003 I did a marriage with Mamta Pradhan.
My wife (Mamta) also very interested to serving the orphanage children. So, a small project called “Mamta Childcare Trust(MCCT)” has been established in 2004.We started this trust through the 10 homeless and orphan children and soon after one year we brought other more 6 children in to this trust. Then became 16 homeless, hopeless, poor and orphanage children. We wanted to bring many orphan & needy children in MCCT but there was big issue to manage the monthly finance. So I stated to seeking the donor /sponsors for MCCT. I had a penpal friend “Brett Phillip” of Australia and I shared with him about my desire to visit Australia for seeking the donor/ sponsor for MCCT. Then he became very happy to invite me and then as his invitation, I went to Australia in 2008. Brett took me to meet many peoples. Among them, Pastor Ben staines of Generocity Church- Australia became very positive and he wanted to support for MCCT ! So from the 2010, Generocity Church-Australia is continue sponsoring for the 20 children of MCCT.
Our aim is to maintaining the number of 20 children in MCCT during our life-time. For the more details about Mamta Childcare Trust, please click on”Mamta Childcare Trust” of website-banner.
My wife Mamta is spending her whole life for caring these 20 children as well as our own two daughter ( Miriam, Martha & Maleena). we are staying as a very big family (26 members) in our own MCT big building.
I gain another degree of pharmacy in 2007. Then I left to working in Medical lab and continue working as pharmacist from 2007. But I am involving in the different social and humanitarian sectors. The aim of my all involvement and works are to saving the many poor and underprivileged peoples as a servant of Christ. I have Frequently running these projects: clinical & spiritural Medical mission, Mamta (Lovely) Childcare Trust, Volunteer Program, Guset House,Tour & Travel and Handicraft (production & supply).
Please keep on praying and make your lovely donation/support for each of your chosen projects from the above.
I am starting to fully working as a missionary in Nepal. Therefore I am praying with God to open every door for fulfil my vision.
Please keep on praying. Your prayer, your encouragement and your supports will be highly blessing for my mission. If you would like to visit our naturally beautiful country Nepal then, you are heartily welcome !!!
Misheal Pariyar
Founder/Chairman- Mamta Childcare Trust
Director -Gorkha Association of Social Health(GASH).. Medical mission
Overseer/Mission Director-Generocity Church Nepal.
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Misheal
Who would you rather be: the one who eats the dinner or the one who serves the dinner? You’d rather eat and be served, right? But I’ve taken my place among you as the one who serves.
So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.
In everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’
In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.
not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.
You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh ; rather, serve one another humbly in love.
Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.
But be sure to fear the LORD and serve him faithfully with all your heart; consider what great things he has done for you.
How much more, then, will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself unblemished to God, cleanse our consciences from acts that lead to death, so that we may serve the living God!
But be very careful to keep the commandment and the law that Moses the servant of the LORD gave you: to love the LORD your God, to walk in obedience to him, to keep his commands, to hold fast to him and to serve him with all your heart and with all your soul.”
Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.”
For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
Generocity Church-Nepal (GCN) developing some social helpful activities for directly helping…
Volunteer program with tour & Travel: we started the volunteer program in
We are going to start the ” Clinical & Spiritual Medical Mission” through
I met fast mountain climbing young boy Misheal in 1999 at our big outreach Medical Mission trip to Gorkha from US. Not I was but God leaded me to directing young boy Misheal for serving Nepal. we did lots of pray for his beautiful & meaningful life. Now, Misheal became a successful man ! not only, a matured man, a reputed man with good image in his society and very special man of God. We are proud to being a part of his life.
My experience with Misheal and Mamta has been great! Both are such humble kind people who carry the heart of Jesus with them. It is inspiring seeing a couple who step in to Gods calling for them and love on the people in their community. They both have such love for the people in their nation and for the children that they have taken in, and really want the best for each and every one of them. Mamta Child Care Trust is one of my favorite places and seeing all the great things that are happening in Nepal is exciting!
I know brother Misheal Pariyar from his childhood. He is called man of God. I always appreciate his hard work and thoughtful behavior for others. He is good standing in social areas with broad mind. As a pastor, I always praying with our God for his every work to be success & blessing. He has keen heart to save peoples through social works.
Each evening of October 2008, I met Mr. Misheal Pariyar in Narromine Australia.we did nearly 2 hours meeting. Now, we are doing big mission works together through that 2 hours meeting. Many time we visited Misheal and his family and many lovely cared children in Nepal. We are partnering with Misheal’s all mission works in Nepal. We are very much familiar with each other and we have a like as own family relation. Misheal is a very capable person, he is steering multiple missionary works in Nepal. We are working with him since 2008 and we are committed to working together for the long term.
Mr Misheal is very blessed person. I am very much impressed with his work particularly among the children. I see the children very happy in his organization. They are enjoying their life in fullest . They go to good school, eat good food and enjoying a homely environment.
I first met Misheal & Mamta & their extended family in October 2014 during a mission trip organised by The Horizon Project to help with the construction of their new premises. I was inspired by the tireless work both Misheal & Mamta performed each day, running a pharmacy, looking after our group of volunteers & the huge task of the day to day running of the childrens home (MCCT). MCCT is a peaceful, harmonious christian home of love & compassion where the children receive a high level of care & education.
They are now ‘stepping out’ into new areas of ministry & I wish them both well, as they follow the leading of our Lord & Saviour, Jesus.
In April 2016 I had the pleasure of meeting Misheal & Mamta at the orphanage at Kathmandu Nepal. Their commitment and dedication to Christ and their children was amazing! It was great see just how much loved and cared for these children who really needed their help. I praise God for all their hard work!
I have had the pleasure of working alongside Misheal Pariyar for the past 6 years. He is a man of great passion and integrity. Misheal’s dedication to creative and sustainable community development is matched only by his desire to see individuals encounter the grace of God and reach their potential in life. Misheal’s leadership was among the characteristic that drew us toward working with him and the MCCT team. He is constantly striving toward best practice in his business and social work, readily taking the lead in establishing revolutionary programs that aim to lift people out of poverty and hardship, giving them the opportunity to live successful, independent and fulfilling lives. Misheal is not afraid to be creative try new things which makes partnering with him exciting and enjoyable.
Our little church in Greymouth, West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand prayed for an overseas ministry we could support. We know each other since many year.God brought MCCT and Misheal to us through an email. We are blessed and proud to be able to sometime sending them a gift support for Misheal and Mamta.They are a very worthwhile mission to support.
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