No Village Left Behind

The Friends of India Network (FOIN) enables a network of Indigenous leaders who share the gospel and plant churches that multiply and disciple new followers of Christ so that no village is left behind.

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This transformative ministry, co-founded by our Indian partner is passionately and persistently working in a nation where nearly 40% of the world's unreached people reside and 96% of its 1.4 billion individuals have yet to hear the gospel (Joshua Project, May 2026).

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Since planting his first church in Bihar in 2010, our partner has mobilized over 1,100 full-time pastors across five states, pursuing the ambitious vision of No Village Left by 2033. This initiative aims to ensure that every village in Northern India has access to a healthy church.

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To date, FOIN has already impacted over 39 million people and has helped establish nearly 60,000 house churches. These numbers may seem overwhelming from a Western perspective, but within the villages where the gospel is actively shared and churches are being planted, this ground-floor movement of God has been witnessed by many who have visited, which explains why FOIN partnerships have grown so strong.