The Indian Pentecostal Church of God (IPC) is an indigenous Pentecostal movement with over 12,000 congregations, primarily in India and in countries with significant Indian diaspora communities. Groups of IPC churches located in the same region typically function together as a district or center, and Pampakuda Centre is one such unit.
Pampakuda is a small town in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Approximately 25 pastors and evangelists are associated with Pampakuda Centre, serving in various locations within a 40 km radius of the town.

On the second Saturday of every month, pastors and believers from all the churches in the center gather for a time of worship, testimony sharing, and fellowship over a meal. In addition, the Annual Centre Convention is held every April, where guest speakers are invited to preach the Word of God and encourage the community.

The center is also actively involved in a variety of initiatives, including gospel outreach, anti-drug campaigns, and charitable programs. Believers are encouraged to host home gospel meetings to share the Good News with their neighbors, friends, and families.

Late Pastor Joseph Kuruvilla

Pastor George Thomas

Pastor George Thomas became the second center pastor following the passing of Pastor Joseph Kuruvilla. Although he lived far from Pampakuda, he regularly traveled to the area to provide leadership and guidance to the churches.
Pastor T T Thomas
