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Caring and serving the unreached people of Asia with the Love and Compassion of Jesus Christ
For nearly 25 years, Compassion for Asia (CFA) has served unreached communities across Southeast Asia—proclaiming the Gospel, establishing fellowships, discipling believers, and raising leaders while demonstrating Christ’s love through practical compassion.

Many nations in the 10/40 Window remain among the least reached, where millions in remote areas lack access to clean water, healthcare, and basic education. Alongside church planting, we provide humanitarian aid, support education, care for orphans, and assist vulnerable older adults. Based in Nepal—one of the fastest-growing Christian populations in the world according to the World Christian Database—we look ahead with hope. Join us in reaching Southeast Asia in both word and deed with the love of Jesus Christ.

School of Ministry

CFA School of Ministry is one of the most important investment we can make by raising and equipping the native future leaders

Children homes

Every year between 5000-10000 girls is trafficked from Nepal to India in prostitute centers.

Church planting

Church planting is very exciting and always great to see kingdom of God advances

NGOs

NGOs runs different projects such as drinking water, diaster relief, humanatrian crisis needs and education sectors.

Eldery Home

Many older people have do not have food and a place to stay. It is centre with care and hope

Leadership Seminars

  We continue to host and teach and preach through few days leadership seminars and evangelists out reaches

You are welcome to online donation. Please click the donation link and follow the directions given.

About Khadka

Sudip Khadka is the founder and president of Compassion for Asia. In 1989, after a powerful encounter with Jesus Christ, he dedicated his life to full-time ministry. Since then, he has spent his life serving the people of Nepal and South East Asia.

LATEST NEWS
  • He is not here; he has risen, just as he said.” (Matthew 28:6) Many of our churches actively joined in a wonderful celebration of the risen Christ. In the Easter program in Kathmandu, local churches from across Kathmandu gathered for a joint event, reflecting unity and shared faith. Believers came together to commemorate the resurrection, […]

  • The General Assembly of Run Nepal (Reach the Unreached – Nepal) has just been held. As a dedicated non-governmental organization, Run Nepal has been continuously engaged in meaningful social work. Its efforts focus on operating children’s homes and elderly care facilities, while also providing education to underprivileged groups. In addition, the organization actively contributes to […]

  • Christians in Nepal—particularly in rural areas—continue to face serious discrimination and mistreatment. A recent incident in Gairaghar village, Dolakha District, underscores this harsh reality. Among the 130 households in the village, only seven are Christian, with a small group attending a nearby A.G. Church. On July 13, 2025, an elderly Christian woman, Amrit Maya Shrestha, […]

NEWS LETTER
  • God often builds His kingdom through people who serve faithfully and humbly. Though she lived a quiet life, the legacy she carried continues to shape lives, churches, and generations—and the seeds of faith she planted will keep bearing fruit long after her race on earth is finished. read more ..4.April_Khadka.2026

  • Nineteen years ago, in South Nepal, as I stepped out of a church service, I noticed an elderly woman begging in front of the church gate. I asked the pastor about her,and I learned she survived by begging because she had no one to care for her. That moment deeply moved me and opened my […]

  • It meant more than words can express that Pastor Mark travelled all the way from San Diego to be there. He has walked with us as a friend and partner since 2006. Over many years, he and his church have invested not only resources, but time, love, and presence. We are profoundly grateful—for friendships that […]