Church building constructed by the village church members with their local resources

The church building constructed with help of partnering churches in USA.

The Presbyterian Church in India (PCI) was started in 1984 under the leadership of Rev.Vung D. Tombing. The first Reformed church of 21 families in 1984 has grown to 40 local churches with a population of about 10,000 members. This has happened only by God's grace and mercy. Most of these local churches are located in villages. Due to the economic status of villagers they are not able to support church pastors. The ministry of the Presbyterian Church in India is to assist these village churches financially so that the 16 pastors who look after them may be supported. 

The missionary work of the Presbyterian Church in India among the Meitei Hindus and Muslims is richly blessed by the Lord. Through four Meitei evangelists, we are reaching out to other Hindus and Muslims for Christ. These evangelists are aided much by the prayers and faith promises of the believers in our denomination. Presently, our mission agency, the Presbyterian Mission Fellowship (PMF) concentrates its outreach ministry at four strategic locations: Wangoo under Rev. W. Chaoba Singh, Waikhurok under Evangelist Kumarjit Singh, Yaiphakol under Evangelist Kh. Apabi Singh, and  Pastor (Intern) Robin Koisnam and his family will be working with MTW at the border of Tripura (India) and Bangledesh.   The Presbyterian Church in India also has its cross-border church planting in the Chin Hills, Myanmar. Presently there are 12 local churches and 6 pastors.              

You may directly participate in the Presbyterian Church in India (PCI) church planting ministry by donating $10,000 as a one-time gift.  Send your tax deductible gift to:  

Presbyterian Mission International (PMI), 12330 Conway Road, St. Louis, Mo 63141