OUR VISION

mr.Samuel Masih, the founder of UDAY VIKAS SEVA SANSTHA, started the ministry with a vision to provide for children in need. In its early days, UVSS established a children’s home and daycare center to care for orphans and underprivileged children. These children are not only provided with a safe environment but also given access to education, nourishment, and resources necessary for their holistic development. We see every child as a precious gift from God and are committed to nurturing their potential and future in the light of Christ’s love.

Our Vision is to provide holistic care—spiritual, emotional, and physical—to the most vulnerable in society. We believe in the power of the gospel to transform lives and communities, and we are committed to training and equipping pastors and believers to courageously spread the message of Christ even amidst persecution.

Dedicated to bringing the hope of Christ to the people of India, especially those who are marginalized, vulnerable, and persecuted. Since its inception, UVSS has been driven by a vision to see India transformed through the love of Christ, with a particular focus on serving orphans, underprivileged children, and persecuted believers.

Running a day care center in the village providing teachings and meals for children.

OUR MISSIONS

Our children's home is a place where laughter, learning, and love come together to create a brighter tomorrow.

Through Gospel Outreach , we bring hope, healing , and the message of God's love to people everywhere.

Our Program offers a unique blend of pastoral training and leadership development to cultivate strong, compassionate, and visionary church leaders.

We partner with local and global communities to support the persecuted church, bringing hope and comfort to those in need.

Our mission is to plant vibrant, gospel-centered churches that transforms communities and reach with the love of Christ.

We are dedicated to providing essential provisions to those in need, bringing hope and relief to Communities facing Hardship.