Friends of IEM Australia
To take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the unevangelised areas in India and abroad
About FIEMA
The Indian Evangelical Mission is an indigenous and inter-denominational missionary organization labouring in India and outside for more than 35 years. The IEM is headquartered in Bangalore and now it has mission fields spread across about 37 places in India and in six other countries - UK, Sudan, West Asia, Thailand, Papua New Guinea and Philippines. It has 463 missionaries working among nearly 50 different people groups all over India. The Lord has brought thousands of people to His fold through the ministry of IEM over the years.
A people group comprises of people of same colour, culture and socio-economic linguistic background. The IEM missionaries will be trained to work among a people group and after the completion of their training at IEM's Outreach Training Institute (OTI), they will be sent to the mission field to learn their language and live among them to fulfil God’s commission. When a few people respond to the gospel a worship centre is started in that place, after a period of time when the missionaries are certain that theyare firm in the Lord, they are then given baptism and gradually a church will be established and the new believers are taught to minister and to share the gospel to their own people.
Our 900 Mission workers are serving in 28 States among 111 different people groups, around 35 missionaries are recruited every year. We are involved in Evangelism, Church planting, Bible translation in 59 languages, Literacy work, Tribal hostel and day care centres in 23 places, medical ministry, socio economic community development work, leadership development and Bible schools, conducting workshop for families, church leaders and the Christian workers in different churches. We publish our Outreach Magazine in 10 different languages
FIEMA projects include:
A Van (and shed) for Jivan Jothi Boys Hostel
Adopt of a Day Care Centre for the Ho Hill Tribe people
