Established in 2011, BNCA is a leading nonprofit organization working for the broad welfare of the Nepali-American community.
Encourage, equip and strengthen the Nepali speaking churches in the United States of America and beyond to glorify God
We Serve United
In a highly anticipated announcement, the organizers of the 12th BNCA Summit 2025 have shared the exhilarating news of the upcoming event. Set to be a grand celebration of joy, worship, and community, this summit promises to be an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Participants are encouraged to mark their calendars and save the date for this special gathering that aims to bring people together in a spirit of unity and shared purpose.
The BNCA Summit, known for its transformative impact and inclusive atmosphere, has become a hallmark event that draws individuals from diverse backgrounds. As preparations kick off, organizers are urging everyone to spread the word and build anticipation for what is expected to be a momentous occasion. The countdown has officially begun, and excitement is mounting as the community eagerly awaits the opportunity to join in the festivities, fostering connections and embracing the values that define the essence of the BNCA Summit.
With the promise of a joyous and spiritually enriching experience, the 12th BNCA Summit 2025 is poised to be a significant milestone in the history of this cherished gathering. As the momentum builds, participants are invited to engage with the event’s announcements, updates, and interactive platforms, creating a sense of unity even before the actual festivities commence. Stay tuned for further details as the community comes together for what is expected to be a highlight of the year.
Our History
In the early period of resettlement in the USA, meeting their relatives was rare, as they did not have their own means of transportation. Many church leaders who were working closely in the refugee camps were scattered all over the country. They longed to meet with each other. As in the refugee camps, Bhutanese Christian refugees, after arriving in US, were hungry and thirsty for God and His word. To meet all of these needs, some pastors in GA came together and wanted to organize a national conference for fellowship, reunion and refreshing in the Lord. Thus the BNCA Summit was established on July 4, 2011, in Atlanta, GA.
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