My name is Pritison Limma, and I serve the Lord as a full-time missionary in the state of Maharashtra, India. I am married and blessed with two children.
As a diabetic patient, I developed a severe wound on the nail of my right big toe. What began as a small injury quickly became a serious infection. The wound grew worse each day, and eventually the infection became so severe that pus continued to drain from my foot, exposing the bone. The pain was unbearable. I could no longer walk or continue my ministry.
When I visited the doctor, I received heartbreaking news. The doctors told me that the infection had spread so badly that they might have to amputate my leg to save my life.
At that time, I was unemployed and in a desperate financial situation. I had no income, no savings, and no way to pay for the medical treatment I urgently needed. I felt overwhelmed, discouraged, and without hope. I wondered how I would provide for my family and whether I would ever be able to serve the Lord again.
Then God opened a door.
When Gloria Wesley International Foundation learned about my situation, they graciously stepped in and provided the financial assistance needed for my medical treatment. Their compassion and generosity gave me a second chance. Because of their support, I was able to receive the proper care, and by God’s grace, my leg healed completely.
Today, I am healthy again, able to walk without pain, care for my family, and continue serving the Lord with joy. What seemed like the end of my ministry became a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness through the kindness of His people.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you to Gloria Wesley International Foundation and every generous supporter. Your love, prayers, and giving not only helped save my leg—they restored my hope and enabled me to continue sharing the love of Christ with others. May God richly bless you.
