Presbyterian Church of India
Background
Presbyterian Church of India (PCI) is an apex Protestant denomination in India, established in 1926 (initially as the Presbyterian Church of Assam and later the Presbyterian Church of North-East India). Traceable to the early evangelistic work of Welsh Calvinistic Methodist missionaries beginning in the Khasi Hills in 1841 and Mizoram in 1897, PCI operates through an apex General Assembly that connects constituent regional synods—including the Mizoram Synod, Khasi Jaintia Synod Sepngi, Khasi Jaintia Synod M
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General Assembly Secretariat, Presbyterian Church of India, PCI Complex, Central Ward, Shillong, Meghalaya - 793001, India
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About: - Presbyterian Church of India (PCI) is an apex Protestant denomination in India, established in 1926 (initially as the Presbyterian Church of Assam and later the Presbyterian Church of North-East India). Traceable to the early evangelistic work of Welsh Calvinistic Methodist missionaries beginning in the Khasi Hills in 1841 and Mizoram in 1897, PCI operates through an apex General Assembly that connects constituent regional synods—including the Mizoram Synod, Khasi Jaintia Synod Sepngi, Khasi Jaintia Synod Mihngi, Cachar Hill Tribes Synod, Zou Synod, Manipur Synod, and Karbi Anglong Synod. The denomination oversees over 1.6 million adherents, directing theological education, literature publication, medical infrastructure, and extensive global and regional cross-cultural mission fields across South Asia.