Faith-Based Expert from Gospel for Asia Available for Interviews on India COVID Crisis

Faith-Based Expert from Gospel for Asia Available for Interviews on India COVID Crisis August 9, 2021

WILLS POINT, TX — K.P. Yohannan — founder of global humanitarian agency GFA World (Gospel for Asia which has been the model for numerous charities like Gospel for Asia Canada), best-selling author, and international speaker, who was born and reared in India — is available for media interviews on the current COVID crisis in India.

KP Yohannan, founder GFA World, author & speaker, born & reared in India, is available for media interviews on the India Covid crisis

What’s REALLY Going On in India Right Now?

Millions are suffering as India’s COVID “second wave” overwhelms the nation, hospitals overflow with patients gasping for breath, thousands die due to lack of medical oxygen supplies, and crematoriums struggle to keep up with the body count.

Cut through official “filters” and hear it straight from a no-nonsense, faith-based leader, who has worked directly with local church leaders on the frontlines in India’s megacities and rural villages for the past four decades.

Talking Points:

  • The catastrophic impact of India’s devastating “second wave”
  • The threat posed by India’s deadly new variant
  • What local church leaders in India are pleading for most right now
  • Getting aid shipments — including vital oxygen supplies — to the most needy areas
  • How your readers, viewers or listeners can help

TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW, CONTACT:
Gregg Wooding at InChrist Communications @ 972-567-7660 or gwooding@inchristcommuications.com


About K.P. Yohannan

K.P. Yohannan is the founder of Texas-based Gospel for Asia (GFA World), one of the largest faith-based humanitarian organizations in the world. He is also Metropolitan (lead bishop) of the indigenous, orthodox Believers Eastern Church, with more than 12,000 local congregations and 3.5 million members. He has authored hundreds of books, including Revolution in World Missions, with more than four million copies in print.


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