One of our main goals is church planting through native missionaries, which we began in 1982.   These native missionaries can easily adapt to the culture, language and social customs of India.   For years, missionaries from South India traveled to the North to preach the good news. Today the situation has changed. We have committed people from North India and they are effective, because they speak Hindi, the regional language and easily adapt to the culture. They are also ready to face difficult situations.  Through these missionaries HMU ministry has expanded to areas where the gospel had never reached before. Churches were established, even in slums, tribal areas and leper colonies.

Souls added and Miracles happen through Missionaries

Each missionary has a testimony of how the Lord touched and changed lives. When they share the good news, people accept Christ. When they prayed, people were healed and miracles happened. Most of the missionaries work among the Hindu, Muslim or Sikh communities. Here is story of a native missionary and  how the Lord is using him for the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Prem Masih’s working in a village, Ferozpur District, Punjab state.  His days are often filled with trouble and opposition, he remains spiritually uplifted daily in the Lord. His impact on this region and the fruits of his labor are abundant. Most of the people here are either Sikh or Hindu. The main industries here are predominately farming and cattle ranching.   They faithfully attend prayer and worship meetings with hungry expectations and exuberance.