In recent months, particularly in the context of the proposed amendments to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), an unfortunate narrative has gained prominence. It is therefore both historically inaccurate and unfair to suggest that churches in India have generally been constructed with foreign contributions received under the FCRA. Many Christian educational, medical, and humanitarian institutions have lawfully received foreign contributions under the provisions of the FCRA. As discussions on the proposed FCRA amendments continue, let us ensure that the debate remains informed, balanced, and constructive. Those who wish to understand the Christian mission need only look at its beneficiaries.