FiemaApp 4+

This app take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the un evangelized areas in India and abroad and to plant churches among unreached people groups

FIEMA, which stands for 'Friends of Indian Evangelical Mission Australia', are Christians in Australia who have entered into partnership with the Indian Evangelical Mission(IEM), to support, promote, and pray for the Mission.

FIEMA seeks to promote the interests of the Indian Evangelical Mission by informing Australian Christians about the work done by IEM missionaries, and raising financial and prayer support for the Mission.



This app intends to communicate with app users and keep them posted the updates and projects taken by FIEMA

Conducting Bible quizzes on a regular basis on touchbase.

There will be prayer requests provision to help the community to pray about their needs.

There is NO data collection and privacy is maintained through the application and also the app is not tracking the location of the app users.



Our Mission

To take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the un evangelized areas in India and abroad and to plant churches among unreached people groups.
Our Vision

The Gospel to every person and a Church among every people group.
Our Pillars

Vision, Faith and sacrifice
Our Basics

It is a prayer, people and Church related missionary movement. It is an interdenominational and indigenous mission in its outlook and operation. It looks to God for all its resources and concerns by faith.
Our up to date

IEM has celebrated 50 years in 2015. We have 930 Mission workers serving in 28 States among 146 different people groups. Around 25 missionaries are recruited every year. We are involved in Evangelism, Church planting, Bible translation and Scripture engagement. In 59 languages, Literacy work, Tribal hostels and Day care centres, Medical ministry, socio economic development work, relief work, Leadership development and Short term Bible schools. We conduct workshops for families, Church leaders and Christian workers in different churches. We publish our Outreach magazine in different languages