Wabash Conference of the Free Methodist Church

Archdiocese of Indianapolis is a church that offers prayer and spiritual growth, and is located in Indianapolis. It operates various schools and colleges. The church has various ministries, including lay, young adult, multicultural and family ministries. Its family ministries offer programs in personnel and volunteer development, leadership training and formation, consultative services for commissions and boards. It offers consultation services, training programs, printed and online resources for parish liturgical ministers. Its anti-abortion ministries offer educational, pastoral care and advocacy services. Its Fatima Retreat House in Indianapolis is a Catholic home for renewal of the mind and body. It provides leadership and resources for catholic education and lifelong faith formation in the archdiocese with the counsel of the Archdiocesan Education Commission.

The Catholic Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana was established by Pope Pius XII on October 21, 1944, serving the community with a rich history and tradition. With a strong foundation in Catholic faith, the Diocese of Lafayette in Lafayette continues to provide spiritual guidance and support to its members. Generated from their website's infomationGenerated from their website's infomation

Baptist International Evangelistic Ministries is an active and growing mission that emphasizes planting churches by supporting and training national workers dedicated to reaching their people for Christ. The mission was founded in 1981 by Dr. Peter Slobodian, a veteran Ukrainian missionary burdened to reach people behind the Iron Curtain in the Soviet Union.Evangelism through missionary radio was the initial focus. BIEM's Gospel-preaching shortwave broadcasts in Russian and Ukrainian reached a Cold War audience of millions. Countless souls came to Christ, and even churches were established through this "open door."However, in those days, BIEM could provide only limited quantities of Bibles and material aid for believers under the yoke of communism.By the time the Soviet Union collapsed in the late 1980s, BIEM had established many strong relationships with churches in Russia and Eastern Europe. These relationships provided ideal contacts for recruiting, training, and supporting national church planters. By 1992 actual church planting had replaced radio work as our core ministry, and new churches were established in Russia and Ukraine. In 1997 BIEM broadened its scope to include Romania and Moldova. Additional facets of our church-planting program include distributing Bibles and Christian literature, evangelism, children's work, summer youth camps, and humanitarian aid. With God's help, we have established schools that are training over 200 future pastors and church workers in Ukraine, Russia, Romania, and Moldova.