September 2022. Pastor Sujil Goat Farm Mumbai
The goat farm is helping Pastor Sujil become self sufficient,
for his community work, an orphanage, educate and feed children in the slums of Mumbai and support his wife and children
8 Boer goats they are good goat meat, and milk and 4 Bengal goat good for breading and milk
Pastor sujil is raising Chickens for eggs and meat on the land.as well as planting fruit trees.
The goat farm is helping Pastor Sujil become self sufficient,
for his community work, an orphanage, educate and feed children in the slums of Mumbai and support his wife and children
8 Boer goats they are good goat meat, and milk and 4 Bengal goat good for breading and milk
Pastor sujil is raising Chickens for eggs and meat on the land.as well as planting fruit trees.
Dombivilli Mumbai Slums India.
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Congratulations Pastor Sujil and hid wife Merlin on the birth of Twin boys, 11 April 2022
Brothers for their 2 little daughters
Brothers for their 2 little daughters
Purchased farming land 40KM from Mumbai to farm goats Pastor Sujil
February 2022, Pastor Sujil purchased farming land 40KM from Mumbai to farm goats,
to support the work of Pastor Rakesh serving the work of the Lord in the midst of persecution in Utter Pradesh North India,
February 2022, Pastor Sujil purchased farming land 40KM from Mumbai to farm goats,
to support the work of Pastor Rakesh serving the work of the Lord in the midst of persecution in Utter Pradesh North India,
November 2021
Pastor Sujil travelled to Uttar Pradesh state India, helping Pastor Rakesh with his church and ministry
through the grace of God through our lord Jesus Christ we will help support Pastor Rakesh monthly from 2022
It is a 2 day journey by train to Uttar Pradesh state to visit Pastor Rakesh India
August 2021
Children enrolled the children in school. Purchased books and new backpacks for school.
June 2021
Pastor Sujil after the setup, started an orphanage for children from the slums
7 children all lived in the slums and lost their parents in 2021
During this 3rd wave Cronia Pandemic April to August 2021 Mumbai, Maharashtra state, India
people have lost jobs, no money, no food
Distributing some grocories to our slums as we are feeding our slum kids and families, due to hunger.
People are still affected by covid 19 and and many are dying, please pray for us
India is among the countries hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic
not only in terms of human life, but also economically.
May 2021 Mumbai slums in Lockdown Pastor Sujil out distrubting food to the poor
with no work and in lockdown people are sick and starving
with no work and in lockdown people are sick and starving
January 2021 Dombivili slum kids distributed clothes and feed the children a meal
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December 2020
Pastor Sujil and his team visited slums bringing joy to blind and hungry people in the Slums Mumbai
giving out Saries, Grocery, Vegetables and Rice
Pastor Sujil and his team visited slums bringing joy to blind and hungry people in the Slums Mumbai
giving out Saries, Grocery, Vegetables and Rice
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October 2020
Pastor Sujil distributed some clothing in the Dombivili slum lunch, story and song for children 
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September 2020
Pastor Sujil distributed some school books and bags to the slum kids in his area
Pastor Sujil cares for kids in five slums in his area
August 2020 Mumbai Slums:
Pastor Sujil and his team, distributing food and clothes after the heavy rain and flooding over the last week
June 2020 Pastor Sujil and his team have supplied books and games for slum children all schools are closed
They are regularly visiting the slum area and teaching the children as well as suppling a meal for the children
May 2020 food bags for another Mumbai slum
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Our visit with Pastor Sujil Mumbai Slums December 2019
Mumbai slums, India
Our visit with Pastor Sujil 5 December 2019
We visited 3 slums on our Visit meeting with Pastor Sujil
who helps by feedig children.We are now supporting this work
The word “slum” is a derogatory term that theIndian population does not like to use.
The people here are working citizens and contributors to society. The lanes were narrow, just wide enough for two people to pass.
The alleyways were dark because over our heads were the overhangs of buildings and tangled power lines.
Every fifteen feet there would be a doorway leading into a house,
a singular 4×4 meter room which was the kitchen, living room, and bedroom for an entire family.
People would be laying on the floor watching TV.
Most of these houses also had electricity and some had water, but no indoor toilet.
As Victor and I (Annie) walked through the alleyways, barefoot children would say “hello”
The children were happy to see us, as pastor had organised a game story and a meal for the children.
Pastor has 5 slum areas he goes to twice a month to help feed the children. Pastor is a welcome visitor by all the community.
It was hot in here as there was very little airflow.
Victor and I stepped back out into daylight and into a field of garbage at one of the slums we visited, an area about 100 feet by 150 feet was filled with mounds of trash and dirt were young children were running around barefoot or in or thongs, kicking a plastic soccer ball. This trash heap was their playground. What a sight that was, the children were smiling and happy and having a great time.
It was heart renching but we are now able to join with Pastor and help him continue his work.
Another of the biggest threat for the residents,
is being forced from the land that is now prime real estate with plenty of developers eyes on Mumbai Slumbs
Our visit with Pastor Sujil 5 December 2019
We visited 3 slums on our Visit meeting with Pastor Sujil
who helps by feedig children.We are now supporting this work
The word “slum” is a derogatory term that theIndian population does not like to use.
The people here are working citizens and contributors to society. The lanes were narrow, just wide enough for two people to pass.
The alleyways were dark because over our heads were the overhangs of buildings and tangled power lines.
Every fifteen feet there would be a doorway leading into a house,
a singular 4×4 meter room which was the kitchen, living room, and bedroom for an entire family.
People would be laying on the floor watching TV.
Most of these houses also had electricity and some had water, but no indoor toilet.
As Victor and I (Annie) walked through the alleyways, barefoot children would say “hello”
The children were happy to see us, as pastor had organised a game story and a meal for the children.
Pastor has 5 slum areas he goes to twice a month to help feed the children. Pastor is a welcome visitor by all the community.
It was hot in here as there was very little airflow.
Victor and I stepped back out into daylight and into a field of garbage at one of the slums we visited, an area about 100 feet by 150 feet was filled with mounds of trash and dirt were young children were running around barefoot or in or thongs, kicking a plastic soccer ball. This trash heap was their playground. What a sight that was, the children were smiling and happy and having a great time.
It was heart renching but we are now able to join with Pastor and help him continue his work.
Another of the biggest threat for the residents,
is being forced from the land that is now prime real estate with plenty of developers eyes on Mumbai Slumbs
