Thank You Nee Swaram

Dear Nee Swaram Family,

"Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good. "

By His grace Nee Swaram was able to stand firm in the midst of many challenges & storms.

I personally thank God and be grateful to share the journey of Nee Swaram in 2023.

* Broadcasted 3690 episodes of programs, Live Songs and able reach 230 countries with 4million listeners.

 * Wise Women Season-4 program Successfully completed with 100 women preachers.

* For the first time, Nee Swaram intiated physical programs & conducted women's conference ADWETHA at Sanga Reddy, Visakhapatnam & Hanamkonda successfully.

 * Able start our own studios at Hyderabad & Visakhapatnam.

 * Collaborated with Production houses Kraftsmenmedia, Hyderabad and Eshed Music & Art Company, Finland.

 * Able produce our own albums with talented & passioned people. Released Thalichanu Kolichanu & Ninnu Nenu Maruvanu Deva songs. More than 30 songs are linedup for the production in 2024.

 * Conducted Praise & Worship programs and released Christmas Carols 2023 in YouTube channel.

 * Able to restart Faith Talks program.

 * Conducted Nee Swaram Family Christmas to Glorify God Alone.

 * Last but not the least NEE SWARAM OTT is ready to LAUNCH.

 I thank God for his love n compassion towards Nee Swaram.

I thank Nee Swaram TEAM for their wonderful & tremendous support in achieving all things.

I thank Nee Swaram Prayer warriors, technical staff & freelancers for your valuable support.

I thank All the preachers & sponsors for your valuable support.

I thank all the listeners around the world for listening to Nee Swaram.

May God continue to Bless Nee Swaram for His glory🙏🏻. 

With Much Love & Prayers
Emmanuel. Vasa

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