In all of the mission planning, the Hindus in India and overseas are not really targeted. Recognizing this lack of focus on the Hindu world, the India Center for Missions was established to equip and mobilize people at various levels to reach Hindus in India and overseas, and to see a church planted in each Hindu unreached people group. With this goal in mind, the India Center for Missions has been established to awaken, motivate and equip the church by providing the tools and resources to reach out to the Hindu world as well as different forms of Hinduism such as New Age and Transcendental meditation in the western world. The Institute of Hindu Studies is a catalyst for creative planning, prayer, strategy and research directed at making disciples among Hindu peoples wherever they are, but especially among India's 1,800 unreached tribes and castes. Research is done on all the Hindu areas of the world, exploring new entry and visa possibilities where it is difficult for missionaries to enter.
Hindu awareness seminars for the local church are also available upon request.
All of these equip Christians to reach out and bring the gospel to the Hindus, helping them realize their need to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. The Institute of Native American Studies focuses on the unreached peoples among Native Americans in the US and Canada. According to our best estimates, there are at least 200 Native American people groups who do not yet have a culturally relevant church capable of reaching the rest of their own people group without outside assistance. Many people who desire to work among Native Americans turn their attention to the largest of such tribes, the Navajos. But by the above definition, the Navajos are a reached people.