Vision:

Encourage, equip and strengthen the Nepali speaking churches in the United States of America and beyond to glorify God

 

What is the Bhutanese-Nepalese Churches of America?

• BNCA is the picture of Psalm 133:1.
• BNCA is the fellowship.
• BNCA is a contact platform.
• BNCA is an umbrella body.
• BNCA is a movement.
• BNCA is also the picture of Rev. 7:9-10.

 

Mission:

• Organizing an annual summit for Nepali speaking churches in the United States of America and beyond.
• Equipping the local churches in fulfilling the great commission of the Lord Jesus Christ by organizing various conferences such as youth conference, women’s conference etc.
• Provide trainings (short term and long term) and seminars to equip the local church leaders.
• To recognize proven ministries in the body of Christ through membership in BNCA as licensed or ordained minister.
• Provide a platform for a stronger relationship and network among the Nepali speaking churches in the USA and beyond.
• Mobilize vibrant prayer movement among the Nepali speaking churches in the USA and beyond.
• Involve in relief work during the time of natural disaster.

 

Commitments:

• BNCA is called to be “Faithful” not to be a “Successful”
• BNCA does not “compete” but “complement”
• BNCA is aware to avoid “miles wide” and “inch deep”
• BNCA is comfortable to “move” with the “movers”
• BNCA obeys: Acts 1:8 “Start within”
• BNCA sticks to the principle “now or never”

 Structure of BNCA

•  It is non-profit organization registered with the government of America. 
• BNCA has its constitution.
• It has nine elected executive board members. 
• The board has three years of tenure. 
•  It has advisory team of six senior pastors
• It has registered lawyer to monitor legal matters.
• BNCA is committed absolutely to the edification and the growth of the local church. 
• Networking and meetings 
• Facilitation 
•  Support and Solidarity 
• Process of Discipleship 
•  Some of the regular activities in BNCA Organization of the Annual Summit