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Touch of The Master Healing Ministries INT'L

Indianapolis, IN

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8780 Purdue Rd #7Indianapolis, IN 46268

Gathering: Sunday 9:30am to 3pm (Sunday Worship)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:30am to 3pm · Sunday Worship
  • Saturday9am to 11am · Saturday Worship

About

Summary

Touch of the Master Healing Ministries International (TOTMHMI) is an apostolic and prophetic ministry based in Indianapolis, IN, dedicated to healing, deliverance, and spiritual training. Founded in 2007 by Apostle Kevin Bailey, TOTMHMI operates globally with ministries in over 25 countries. Learn more.

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Touch of the Master Healing Ministries International (TOTMHMI) is a global apostolic and prophetic ministry based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Established in 2007 under the leadership of Apostle Kevin Bailey, TOTMHMI focuses on healing, deliverance, and spiritual training. The ministry is rooted in biblical principles and aims to equip believers for ministry through reformation and revival. TOTMHMI oversees over 30 ministries worldwide and operates in 25 nations, emphasizing the redemptive and liberating Gospel of Jesus Christ. About Us

The ministry's mission includes ministering to the total person—mind, body, soul, and spirit—and training believers to identify and answer God's call on their lives. TOTMHMI provides counseling, orphan care, and outreach programs in countries such as Zimbabwe, Uganda, Nigeria, and Kenya. Orphanage Ministries

The organization's beliefs are firmly grounded in the inerrancy of the Bible and the triune nature of God. They emphasize salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the gifts of the Spirit. Our Beliefs

TOTMHMI offers counseling services that cover family, marriage, and personal matters, excluding deliverance. Counseling. The ministry also has an APIN Network for five-fold ministry leaders to develop covenant relationships and build apostolic and prophetic teams. APIN Network

For those interested in connecting, TOTMHMI provides contact information and a prayer request form on their website. Contact Us. Newcomers are welcomed through various outreach programs and community events.

From Faith Near Me

Touch of The Master Healing Ministries INT'L in Indianapolis blends apostolic ministry with global outreach, offering Sunday and Saturday worship services in a dedicated office space. First-time visitors may appreciate the emphasis on healing, deliverance, and spiritual training, alongside outreach programs like orphan care and counseling. The ministry’s welcoming approach to newcomers is reflected in its community events and accessible contact options.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday and Saturday worship times listed.
  • Offers counseling, orphan care, and global outreach programs.
  • Provides a prayer request form and direct contact information.
  • Operates in 25 countries with a focus on spiritual training and reformation.
  • Includes APIN Network for ministry leaders’ development.
  • Office location provided for visitors (8780 Purdue Road).

Cons

  • No explicit mention of family or children’s ministries in the extract.
  • Worship duration on Sunday (3.5 hours) may be lengthy for some visitors.
  • Facilities description limited to office space; no details on visitor amenities.
  • Counseling services exclude deliverance, which may not align with all seekers’ needs.
  • Website lacks detailed guidance for first-time visitors beyond general outreach mentions.

Services and facilities

Services

  • Counseling
  • Orphan Care
  • Homeless Ministry
  • Prison Ministry
  • Global Outreach
  • Apin Network

Facilities

  • Office Space At 8780 Purdue Road, Ste 7, Indianapolis, In 46268

Events and programs

  • APIN Network

    Ongoing

    A network for five-fold ministry leaders to develop covenant relationships and build apostolic and prophetic teams.

  • Orphanage Support

    Ongoing

    Supporting orphans in multiple countries.

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