Asun Delhi, India’s capital and one of the largest, most complex cities in the world. Every day feels like standing at the crossroads of time—Old Delhi, with its narrow lanes, ancient mosques, and crowded markets, whispers stories from centuries past, while New Delhi stretches wide with modern architecture, government offices, and the rush of ambition.

Here, humanity converges—people from every corner of India and beyond. I hear dozens of languages on my way to work and see temples, mosques, and churches standing side by side. The diversity is beautiful, but it also carries a heaviness. Poverty and wealth live shoulder to shoulder; skyscrapers rise beside slums; power and desperation breathe the same air.

Silti uskon, Delhi is ripe for revival. Its crowded streets and restless hearts are waiting for the Good News. Every encounter—whether in a busy marketplace, a quiet office, or a broken home—is an opportunity for the Kingdom of God to break through. I’m here for this reason—to be His hands and feet, to love as He loves, and to pray until this city, filled with history and hunger, becomes a place of transformation and hope.

• Rukoile the millions in Delhi searching for peace amid the city’s noise and complexity to encounter Jesus, the Prince of Peace. (Joh. 14:27)

• Rukoile the Church in Delhi to rise in unity and compassion, reaching every community and caste with the love of Christ. (Efesolaiskirje 4:3)

• Rukoile India’s 30 million orphans and street children to find shelter, family, and faith through God’s people. (Jaakob 1:27)

• Rukoile revival to begin in Delhi’s heart—transforming homes, universities, workplaces, and government offices through prayer and witness. (Habakuk 3:2)

• Rukoile Delhi to become a sending city, influencing not only India but the nations with the Gospel of Jesus. (Jesaja 52:7)