Church Revival Praise Context

MASIHI MANDIR BELIEVES IN A REVIVAL MOVEMENT OF TRAINING AND BUILDING UP DISCIPLES TO BE MISSIONARIES FOR THE WORLD. WE EMPHASIZE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST. WE WANT YOU TO EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF GOD THROUGH WORSHIP AND SCRIPTURE CENTERED MESSAGES WITH THE RIGHT COMMUNITY AROUND YOU!

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OUR STORY

At Masihi Mandir, our mission is to passionately pursue and share the love of Jesus Christ. Guided by our core values, we strive to create a community that reflects the transformative power of God's grace.

2024

THE PRESENT

Confronted by the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we temporarily transitioned to virtual services, yet remained deeply committed to fostering our sense of community. In 2021, we resumed gathering in person and relocated to New Life Church in North Brunswick. As of February 2024, we have shifted our presence to the APA Hotel in Woodbridge, NJ as we grow in numbers. God's work in our midst continues to unfold, as we continue to grow.

2015

THE MIDPOINT

Throughout the span of a decade, we experienced both triumphs and challenges, yet witnessed the unwavering faithfulness of God. Our journey was marked by numerous cottage prayer gatherings, baptisms, and the inception of our inaugural praise and worship event named Hallel. Through the abundant grace of the Lord, we underwent a significant transition as a congregation, relocating to the SDA church in Edison, New Jersey, in March 2015.

2005

MASIHI MANDIR BEGINS

The journey of Masihi Mandir commenced within the home of Pastor Abraham and his wife Ancy, where they hosted a house church in Woodbridge, NJ. Responding to the divine guidance from the Lord, Pastor Abraham was called to establish a church in Edison, New Jersey, recognizing it as a prominent hub of Asian American cultural diversity in the United States. Through prayer and fasting under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the church was conceived. Subsequently, in March 2006, the congregation expanded and commenced gatherings at the India House, a cultural community center located in Woodbridge, New Jersey.