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Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association

The Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association is the missionary wing of the Mar Thoma Church. The first and oldest of the National Missionary Movement in India. Owes its origin to the enduring vision of a small band of devout men-eleven laymen and one priest- who gathered for prayer in the upper room of the Kadavil Malika (Kallissery-Chengannur) on the banks of River Pamba. This Missionary Movement was started in the wake of the Reformation Movement pioneered by Abraham Malpan, the Martin Luther of the East. It marked the resurgence of the Ancient Church in Kerala and has given new life and inspiration for the total renewal and mission of the church. The Church awoke to its missionary task and the Evangelistic Association was formed in the year 1888 ad was registered under the Company’s Act of India.

137 years have elapsed since its inception and the Association has grown far beyond the dreams and imaginations of the original founders. Rapid strides of progress have been made in evangelistic endeavours in and outside Kerala. This spectacular growth was achieved through the untiring efforts, devotion, commitment and missionary zeal of our Revered Bishops, Priests, Evangelists, and laymen.

Office & Impact

Office Information

Rev. Abby K. Joshua
General Secretary
Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association
Tiruvalla - 689 101
Kerala, India

Current Office Bearers

Patron Most Rev. Dr. Theodosius Mar Thoma Metropolitan
President Rt. Rev. Dr. Isaac Mar Philoxenos Episcopa
General Secretary Rev. Abby K. Joshua 9745784218
Correspondence Secretary Prof. Abraham P. Mathew 9447335366
Travelling Secretary Rev. Gigi Varghese 9447565063
Treasurer Dr. Abey Thomas Varickad 8606749050
Gospel Team Director Rev. Sunil A. John 9846989439

Our Impact in Numbers

51 Mission Fields
207 Mission Centres
72 Missionaries
186 Evangelists
68 Retired Evangelists
460 Related Workers
3 Evangelists’ Training Institutes
15497 Village Sunday School Students
2890 Village covered by Evangelists
15 No. of States Reached
3 Union Territories covered
40 Primary Schools
2 Ashrams
1 Nursing School
1 Nursing College
2 Colleges
4 Higher Secondary Schools
5 High Schools
3 English Medium Schools
3 Tribal-Village Hostels
5 Destitute Homes
3 Hospitals
105 Destitute Workers
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