Fellowship in our mother tongue
Providing a place for worship and fellowship that resonates with the language and cultural background of Indonesians.
Discover the identity, theological roots, and calling of Indonesian Evangelical Christian Church within the Indonesian diaspora.
Indonesian Evangelical Christian Church (IECC) is an Indonesian diaspora church founded in Southern California, United States, in 1996.
IECC brings together the Protestant Calvinist or Reformed tradition, an evangelical spirit, and ecumenical openness. The church follows a Presbyterian-synodal form of governance.
Providing a place for worship and fellowship that resonates with the language and cultural background of Indonesians.
Offering pastoral care that understands the demands of study, work, family, and life in a multicultural society.
Connecting the predominantly Indonesian-speaking first generation with children and young people growing up in an English-speaking environment.
Faithfulness in proclaiming the Gospel goes hand in hand with a commitment to fellowship across churches. Within the GPI family, IECC extends this fellowship to diaspora congregations beyond Indonesia.
The historical document also records the variants Indonesian Ecumenical Christian Church and Indonesia Evangelical Christian Church in some publications. This website uses the name Indonesian Evangelical Christian Church.
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