Council of reformed churches of india

31/01/2021

So The Candiadate should know Excel and all other office works

16/12/2020

We recruit only the best accountant and we are searching the CHRISTIAN staff

09/10/2019

03/10/2018

Council of Reformed Churches of India, is one of the fastest growing Reformed Episcopal Denomination in India, our philosophy is rooted in the sovereignty of God and in the centrality of the scripture. We are Episcopal in tradition but reformed in our philosophy and nature.

CRCI is started to train untrained Pastors / Priests / lay leaders and Bible Women in Sound Theology and provide them credentials to do the ministry.

almost 90% Pastors in India, don't have any formal or informal training, most of them are self-made, self send and self taught and they are Independent with no accountability and these are the pastors who are been persecuted.

CRCI, got a passion and vision to help Independent Churches , ministries and Pastors to provide Training, membership and Ordination.

Our mission

1. To Train Pastors in Sound Theology
2. after successful Training - Ordain them Constitutionally
3. Church Membership / Marriage license
4. Pastors Pension
5. Health Insurance
6. Human Rights protection

Hence, we Invite Churches who can assist training Pastors and Pastors in India who are in need of training, ordination and Marriage License consider joining with CRCI

03/10/2018

on 25-26th September 2018 , we had CRCI Consecration and Ordination sacred meeting in Daringbadi, Kandhmal District in Odisha and installed 1 Bishop Elect Rev.Sharat along with 51 Priests and 10 Presbyters ( 211 churches total ) for Tribal Diocese of Kandhmal under the Affiliation and membership of Council of Reformed Churches of India, Bishop John Sathiya Kumar, Anglican Church of India, Bishop John S.D.Raju Nakka, Indian Mission Church along with CRCI Bishops and Registrar participated in the sacred event, there were thousands of local congregation attended .

11/06/2018

CRCI is a Denomiation to assist Pastors in Theological Training and Ordination so that the Churches they represent would last for generations.