Reach the unreached

We may not be able to change the world, but we can make a difference in the life of one child.  GFI currently operates two New Hope Children’s Home orphanages – one in Kerala and one in Orissa.

At least 90% of the effective mission work being done today is by indigenous missionaries. They know the language and the customs of their people. To equip and empower these evangelists for spreading the Gospel of Christ effectively, GFI focuses on training them in both theological and practical aspects of missionary work.

The purpose of this ministry by GFI is to reach new generations and new people groups with the Word of God and establish congregations with strong traditional values with Biblical foundation. These new churches are also a field to surface efficient and strong spiritual leaders with deep gospel orientation.

It is calculated that on an average 130,000 Indians are diagnosed with leprosy every year more than every other country put together, even though the Indian government claims to have eradicated this disease in 2005.

In 2009, Gospel For India started a vocation training center in the city of Rayagada to help the poor and needy women who were the victims of the brutal religious persecution in Orissa.