About Us
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USA
Kamal & Chelsea Maddala along with their son Aiymen & daughters Aletheia & Alexandria, currently live in Paducah, KY. We are here to lead mission trips, evangelize & teach our generation about living a full life in Jesus, as well as, to raise support and awareness in churches for what God is doing through GC3:16 across the world.
Kamal first came to the USA to attend God’s bible school in Cincinnati, OH. He has worked along side his father in the ministry in India since 2001 . He is ordained under World Harvest Church of Paducah as an Evangelist. Kamal is used by the Lord to minister across denominational walls. He has ministered all over the region as a guest speaker. He has a heart to not only evangelize the lost but bring others along to teach them practical evangelism.
Chelsea has worked in differing ministry aspects since she was 17. She has been on several mission trips across the world leading teams. She attended Teen Mania Ministries Honor Academy to get a certificate of completion for Christian Leadership. She completed her B.S. in counseling/psychology & a B.S. in missions/evangelism from Mid-Continent University. She is ordained under World Harvest Church of Paducah.
INDIA
Rev. David Raju Maddala has spent the last 20 years in the ministry. He is married to Siramoni & has 4 adult children & 6 grandchildren. He started in the ministry as an Assistant to a Missionary in South India for 7 years. After that the Lord put on his heart for the orphan children without parents. The Lord spoke to him to start an Orphanage, he only had $5 in his wallet. The Lord has developed the dream to one day have a campus which holds an orphan home for 700 children, a Christian school, Bible college, Trade school, & clinic. Currently the campus holds 44 orphans a Christian school & a church. He also has a ministerial fellowship with 70 pastors he trains. Rev. David has planted 27 churches. Where our campus is located in S. India. We are a hub to 14 villages which hold 120,000 people who worship 3 million deities.
Rev. Siramoni is a recently retired nurse. She works alongside her husband tending to the needs of the children at the orphanage. She ministers at homes of sick & elderly who need prayer and care and who cannot come out of their homes to attend the campus church. She joins in village ministry to witness to the surrounding communities.