The spiritual reawakening of the church will have a far-reaching impact on the process of evangelization. Missions India has always held this view and has been ministering among the mainline churches far and wide across Kerala to kindle the fire of revival. A revival team of ours visits churches and fellowship groups regularly and conducts revival conventions, fasting prayer meetings and Bible classes to challenge Christians to a deeper and meaningful spiritual commitment.


The spiritual revival meetings held at a place called Keswick in England have inspired Christians worldwide for a renewed and deep Christian life. With the same burden and objectives of the Keswick Convention, South India Keswick was started at Navajeevodayam Centre in 1964. For the last 43 years South India Keswick has been attracting Christians across all denominational barriers creating in them a desire for unity, holy life and a spiritual renewal.


It was at a time when Christian fellowship meetings were very rare that this fellowship was started at Navajeevodayam Centre. Christians belonging to all denominations, from all over Kerala attend this meeting held on the first Tuesday of every month. That apart, more than 380 fellowship groups are gathering in different parts of Kerala to pray and to work together for unity and spiritual revival.


On the third Tuesday of every third month Christians from all over Kerala gather together at Missions India Prayer hall for 'Gethsemane', a day-long prayer meeting (9.30am-4pm). It is a time for mutual sharing and prayer.


This is an intensive round-the-clock prayer meeting. Upper Room has already been held in different district centres.