Sons & Daughters
Working in India, Nepal, Thailand and Cambodia, Sons and Daughters provides practical, pastoral and financial support to indigenous missionaries in challenging regions of Asia.
“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” Matthew 28:19
Sons and Daughters Leadership
Our story
Sons & Daughters exists to equip and empower indigenous missionaries to go into the 10/40 window - some of the most unreached places in the world - to spread the good news of the gospel. The organization began when children of the K-Family started reaching adulthood and felt called to full- time ministry in South Asia. It has now expanded to include others from AIM's extended community.
AIM Indigenous Missions is being led by Sons and Daughters field directors, Gyan, Kareem and Krish who all grew up in the K-Family (pictured here in 2005 with Tammy). They are responsible for vetting new members and for guiding present workers.
Strategically based in one of the least reached areas of the world, AIM's workers, although local to the region, are giving themselves away, often across cultural and ethnic lines, to serve the poor and marginalized. They have amazing skills, talent, heart, and calling. AIM has a network of 20 workers serving in different regions throughout India, Nepal, Thailand, Cambodia and beyond.
There are some tangible advantages to supporting indigenous Christian workers. These local workers often already know the language spoken, or have an easier time acquiring it. They have open doors due to their cultural heritage and ethnicity. In addition the cost of supporting them is a mere fraction of what it often takes to support a foreign family to move to and minister in the area.
Sons and Daughters Missionaries
Gorekhari and Raimama
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
This couple has been faithfully serving in the Himalayan region for almost 20 years. They have planted a house church, which has rapidly outgrown their space. They are deeply invested in their community and are often helping those in need, including serving struggling women through a business as mission handicraft business. They have ado
This couple has been faithfully serving in the Himalayan region for almost 20 years. They have planted a house church, which has rapidly outgrown their space. They are deeply invested in their community and are often helping those in need, including serving struggling women through a business as mission handicraft business. They have adopted several beautiful daughters and their home is a place of refuge and peace for many.
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
Gyan and Misha are serving in North India, where they relocated after Gyan completed his Masters of Divinity degree. Currently they are focused on building community and seeking ways to serve in the area. They have a calling to help train and equip local pastors, many of whom are faithfully shepherding churches but haven’t had the opportunity to study the Bible in any formal way.
Hark and Jaku
Gyan and Misha (Arya & Nehan)
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Hark and Jake are actively involved in ministry in the Southern region of the country. Hark helps ministries set up administration processes and systems, while Jaku is passionate about children’s ministry and co-runs an outreach involving several local churches. They have also started their own ministry that reaches out to many children from different villages.
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Therein is one of the first believers in her people group, and this couple is passionate about reaching their own people group. Therein is currently the convener for her local YWAM (Youth With A Mission), while they both work to find creative ways to reach Buddhists. Their dream is to see an indigenous movement towards Jesus among this
Therein is one of the first believers in her people group, and this couple is passionate about reaching their own people group. Therein is currently the convener for her local YWAM (Youth With A Mission), while they both work to find creative ways to reach Buddhists. Their dream is to see an indigenous movement towards Jesus among this people in the Northeast, and they plan to work in many more locations in this area.
Krish and Vibha (jaay)
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Krish and Vibha (jaay)
Krish and Vibha are based in a large city in South India, where people from all over the nation come to settle. Since they are fluent in several languages, they have been really effective in reaching this diverse population. Krish pastors a church and also encourages other churches to multiply, while Vibha reaches out to young women in the area.
Kareem and Misha (Meera)
Jetsan and Therein (tetsy)
Krish and Vibha (jaay)
This couple are young leaders in a city in the Northern part of India. They are planting a network of house churches there and helping the existing local church. Kareem has started a music school to raise up the next generation of worship leaders, and Misha works with the women in her area and helps to teach English. They lead Bible st
This couple are young leaders in a city in the Northern part of India. They are planting a network of house churches there and helping the existing local church. Kareem has started a music school to raise up the next generation of worship leaders, and Misha works with the women in her area and helps to teach English. They lead Bible studies, a house church and children's outreaches. Their home is a means of hospitality as they continually open it to college age and young adults.
Nsemo Dampa
Nsemo Dampa
Nsemo Dampa
Nsempo Dampa is serving in the Northern region of her country. Her heart comes alive when she is in the mountains, reaching the small villages in the Himalayas. She teaches children in a pre-school setting and is also teaching online in a Bible school. She consistently works to share the gospel to the Tibetan people that she builds friendships with.
Roshni
Nsemo Dampa
Nsemo Dampa
Roshni grew up in Gautam's and Rekha’s family. She has a heart for children, and she has worked extensively with Nepal based organizations that focus on ministry to trafficked and vulnerable children. She is currently working with kids from vulnerable backgrounds, helping them heal from trauma as she learns how to be a counselor.
Sameera
Nsemo Dampa
Sameera
Sameera senses God’s long term call to the people of Cambodia. In pursuit of that calling, she recently completed a 9 month intensive rigorous Bible Course and is now learning the Khmer language in Cambodia. She volunteers on the YWAM campus she serves with, in the area of administration.
Surya
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sameera
Suryais currently serving in Cambodia. His passion is using sports and soccer (football) as a means to share the gospel and is currently working at SALT academy in this role. He also serves with the YWAM community there and in surrounding regions. .
Sneha
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sneha is serving in Northern Thailand, where she recently moved from North India. She is in her first year of language classes and serves with the local Youth With a Mission team. God has given her a heart for victims of trafficking and she is connecting with ministries with this focus.
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sagar and Kalpana (Julia & Junia)
Sagar and Kapana are working alongside Kareem and Misha, with a heart to reach their Northern city with the good news. They are involved in evangelism and discipleship in this region. They are also very active in planting house churches in this area.