Pastor Shan Rai has been unanimously elected as the President of the Bhutanese Nepali Churches of America (BNCA), the largest umbrella organization representing Nepali-speaking churches across the United States.

The arrest of Christians Dhirendra Sunar and Krishna Bahadur BK in Kathmandu for alleged proselytization has raised concerns about religious freedom in Nepal. Affiliated with the Porter House Church, they now face legal proceedings, prompting calls for their release from global Nepali-speaking church communities and advocates for religious freedom.

The Nepali Speaking Christians Leaders' Summit held in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, to represent the pastor leaders of Nepali-speaking churches in various countries around the world, ended grandly on Thursday.

The Rooftop USA, Life Giving Church, and Word of Hope Nepal hosted a two-day discipleship summit in Kathmandu.

The National Churches Fellowship of Nepal (NCF), established as the first umbrella association of Protestant churches in Nepal, has celebrated its 63rd anniversary and general meeting by organizing various programs.

The National Christian Community Survey (NCCS) releases the data on the number of Christians and churches in Nepal. According to the information provided, there are a total of 683,261 Christians and 7,758 churches in the country.

Tuesday marked the conclusion of a two-day seminar on religious freedom, advocacy, and persecution that National Churches Fellowship of Nepal (NCFN) and Nepal Christian Society (NCS) jointly organized with a focus on church pastors.

In association with the Kathmandu-based churches, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association hosted a one-day "Leadership Summit Nepal" on Wednesday at the Himalayan Hotel in Kupandol, Lalitpur.

On June 4, 2022, the Ninth Summit of the Bhutanese Nepalese Christian Churches of America (BNCA), an umbrella association of Nepali-Speaking Bhutanese and Nepali churches in the United States, elected Pastor Bhadra Rai as its chairman for another three years.

01 June 2022, Pastor Omprakash Subba has been unanimously elected as the chairman of the Nepal Christian Society (NCS), for the next three years which was established to protect and advocate for the rights of Christians in Nepal.