By the beginning of 1950s many people started entering Kuwait from India, especially from Kerala among whom majority were Christians from Central Travancore. From the year 1954 Pentecostal believers also started coming to Kuwait in search of their livelihood. Though their intention was of a livelihood the believers kept burning the mantle of the spiritual truth, they knew and experienced in their home land, even in this wilderness of extreme climatic conditions. Initially the very few members worshiped their Lord with an inter denominational gathering known as The Kuwait Town

Malayalee Congregation (KTMCC) in the National Evangelical Church, Kuwait (NECK). By 1965 many Pentecostal believers arrived to Kuwait. They met together and conducted prayer meetings occasionally. On such occasions the believers used to seriously discuss possibility of starting a Pentecostal worship service Read More