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Hispanics. In 2000, we began ministry among the growing immigrant Hispanic community (almost 1/10 of the population) in Indianapolis, Indiana. Initially, we worked to form foundational relationships with Hispanics through English as a second language classes, home Bible studies, VBS and family camp, and women’s and children’s clubs. The first Hispanic church was launched in early 2003, and now meets in and ministers with Englewood Christian Church (ECC). We also work with North Central Church of Christ, an established congregation on the west side, toward planting another Hispanic congregation.
CHE. Community Health Evangelism (CHE) has become an important strategy for our missionaries on both rural and urban fields. Our personnel based in the US are available to train missionaries or church teams, assist a field in the initiation of CHE, and provide help by phone, email, or on-site as a program develops.
Home office. The Missions Service Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, provides services for missionaries, field teams, and strategies for CMF’s work around the world, as well as for our partners and donors.


