UESI- Manipur

Students' Centre, Lamphel, Imphal, 795004
UESI- Manipur UESI- Manipur is one of the popular Religious Organization located in Students' Centre, Lamphel ,Imphal listed under Church/religious organization in Imphal , Religious Organization in Imphal ,

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Our Vision
"Transformed students impacting the campuses and the nation as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ "

Our Mission
" UESI seeks to evangelize post-matric students in India, nurture them as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, that they may serve the Church and the society "

Aims
AIM: 1 EVANGELISM:
AIM: 2 FELLOWSHIP:
AIM: 3 TESTIMONY:
AIM: 4 MISSION:

AIM: 1 EVANGELISM:
“To present the claims of Christ so that other students may come to a personal experience of Jesus Christ as Saviour, Lord and God through the new birth.”

Exposition: Evangelism is the cutting edge of UESI. This must be the hall mark of every EU. Student’s community has been a force to reckon with. They have enormous potentials. They shape the destiny of the future India. Hence many political parties and religious movements appeal to their psychology and exploit them for their ends. God has called us to reach the students with the claims of Jesus Christ. The need of the hour in India is regeneration (having new life). It could be done by the effective implementation of our first aim. The aim states clearly that our field is the student community only. Students stay in the campus only for the short time. If they are not reached during their student days, it will be difficult to reach them afterwards.

Suggested Activities:

We have been adopting the following methods in fulfillment of our first aim.
1. One day Retreats.
2. Musical Rallies / Evenings.
3. Evangelistic Camps.
4. Tracts Distribution.
5. Personal Evangelism.
6. Informal Evangelistic Gathering.
7. Undated Evangelistic Magazine.
8. Season of Evangelism.
9. Evangelistic Christmas Programme.

AIM: 2 FELLOWSHIP: “To have Fellowship with all students of like precious faith for mutual help and growth in the Christian life, especially by means of Bible Study and Prayer, and to encourage one another in witness for Christ”

Exposition: The second aim show us the way to the healthy growth as Christians. The purpose is to help the believing students to grow in Christian life. Bible Study and Prayer are the ways of building the basis for the true fellowship and oneness in Christ.

Suggested Activities:
1. Bible Study (GBS) and Prayer.
2. Prayer Meet.
3. Fellowship Meeting.
4. Believers Meet.
5. Discipleship Training Camp.
6. Leadership Training Camp.
7. Committee Members Training Camp.
8. Annual Thanksgiving Meet.
9. Informal activities.
• Visit to a nearby EU.
• Fellowship Evenings with EGF families etc...

AIM: 3 TESTIMONY:
“To raise a testimony in the colleges to the truths of the Historic Christian faith and to present its message for the whole of life and problems of mankind”

Exposition: The EU students are to show, through their lives in the campuses, that they are different because of the Lord they believe in and the convictions they by. In order to present the Gospel as the solution, one needs to be aware of the problems. This means sharing the Gospel as well as raising a Christian voice when there is injustice, ragging, discrimination etc... on the campus.

Suggested Activities:
1. Doctrinal Messages.
2. Special Doctrine.
3. Science Lectures.
4. Gifting Books to Library.
5. Articles for College Magazine.

AIM: 4 MISSION:
“To present God’s missionary command and so to help students discover and obey His will for them at home and abroad in world evangelization”

Exposition: The first part speaks of presenting God’s command and the second part about helping the students discover and obey His will for their lives in relation to World evangelization. The students should be challenged and prepared to serve God anywhere, willing to give up ‘small ambitions’ in order to fulfill His calling.

Suggested Activities:
1. Missions Meetings.
2. Contact with Missionaries.
3. Missions Conference.
4. MTC.
5. SVP.

Distinctives
Union of Evangelical Students of India is:
1. Bible believing
2. Evangelical
3. Evangelistic
4. Fellowship of new life
5. Interdenominational
6. Spiritually centered
7. Financially independent
8. Indian organization
9. International in its sympathies

Union of Evangelical Students of India is NOT:
1. A Church
2. A Sect


Doctrinal Basis

1. The unity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, the Godhead.
2. The Sovereignty of God in creation, revelation, redemption and final judgment
3. The divine inspiration and infallibility of Holy Scripture (by which we mean the sixty six books of the Bible) as originally given, and its supreme authority in all matters of faith and conduct
4. The universal sinfulness and guilt of human nature since the fall, rendering man subject to God's wrath and condemnation.
5. Redemption from the guilt, penalty, and power of sin only through the sacrificial death (as our Representative and Substitute) of Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God.
6. The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead
7. The necessity of the work of the Holy Spirit to make the death of Christ effective to the individual sinner, granting him repentance toward God and faith in Jesus Christ.
8. Indwelling and work of the Holy Spirit in the believer.
9. The only holy universal Church, which is the Body of Christ, and to which all true believers belong.
10. The expectation of the personal return of the Lord Jesus Christ.


Core Values

Introduction
Core values are intrinsic factors, essential and enduring tenets of an organization. They are the foundational characteristics and timeless guiding principles for which the organization stands and is known for and, therefore, no compromise can be made on them under any circumstance. Core values give qualitative identity and inner focus points for an organization in its outward working for its mission and goals.

Core values stand the test of time and members come to a realization of these values as they work together in common pursuit of reaching out to their vision. UESI, as a movement of God’s people in this country, has lived out these core values since its inception, enabled by the grace and power of God.

Centrality of the Word of God

For UESI, the Word of God shall be the touchstone. It provides the standards and light for life and ministry. This envisages teaching and practising Quiet Time and Bible Study which lead to humble, honest, and thoughtful application of the Scripture in every area of life, both as students and graduates. Particularly, emphasis is focused on Bible truth as well as formation of a Christian mind and lifestyle which reflect the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Relationship with God

Relationship with God is to have an intimate fellowship with God all through the day in all the things we do, say, or think. The quality of our intimacy with God will be reflected and lived out in our attitude and quality of our relationship to others. Our relationship to Christ and the Word of God should so permeate our life that our thinking and action will always be biblical. A member of UESI is required to enjoy and experience this relationship before he or she involves in the work. The regular Quite Time with God, personal study of His word and communication with God in prayer are utmost importance in the life of every believer, so that one’s involvement and activities are the result of his/her deep love for the Lord.

Truth in inner part, fellowshipping, and inner communication with the Triune God and divine guidance from within are essential for the members. We need to be God’s holy people practising His righteousness and love (first and foremost) at home, college campuses, and in our workspots. Therefore, our programmes will be focused on developing this aspect.

Fellowship

Fellowship represents spiritual unity among members of UESI family. We are not basically task-oriented people. While task is important, fellowship is more important. Ministry is ushered in and sustained through fellowship. This includes caring, sharing, and bearing one another in love for Christ’s sake and as enabled by the Holy Spirit. Transparent sharing of one another’s problems and confidentiality should mark the fellowship. The fellowship as a family needs to exhibit the influence of the Word of God in their lives. Nurture and discipling are received as members learn from one another when they meet as a cell group to share and study His Word. Each member of UESI family is quite unique and different in terms of call, gifts, and personhood and endeavours to minister to one another in humble dependence on God. Interdenominational stand is taken to respect each believer.

Personal Care

Every individual is given importance in UESI and is expected to make his unique contribution to the Kingdom of God. Each member of UESI has the privilege given by God to take care of the people of God, young or old, to enable them to blossom to their God-given potential, to lend their hands in support and building of His kingdom in this country and beyond. Thus personal evangelism, one to one discipling, and open homes are encouraged so that each individual is cared for. This will enable him to receive moral, prayer, and resource support from members of UESI family. Students will have the freedom to approach graduates to share their problems.

Student Initiative

UESI ministry is a ministry among students where the initiative and direct responsibility for the witness to the Lord Jesus Christ on campuses are in the hands of the students themselves rather than fulltime workers, experienced graduates or the organization. UESI believes that students – led and enabled by the Holy Spirit – are best equipped to reach other students. They are best aware of existing philosophies and paradigms among students and they are in touch with the issues and challenges. In the EUs, students, under the initiation of the Holy Spirit, voluntarily accept the initiative and responsibility of their united witness and evangelistic outreach. They believe that this is entrusted to them by the Lord and they fulfil their charge in dependence on Him. The staff and graduates are to aid, advise, encourage, and support. They are only spiritual coaches. Students have the freedom to choose, to decide to plan, to be and to do things in the EU, as a group under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and in consultation with the senior adviser.

Life of faith and prayer

UESI is known as a movement of prayer. It is called to a life of faith which depends on God for all its needs and not just for finance. This value has to be part of the lives of graduates, students, and staff. Hence, the mutual help and support among members of UESI family. Students should be able to see this life of faith seen in the graduates and staff so that they are challenged to imitate them. The needs of the members as well as the movement are met by the members out of Christian love and responsibility. Public appeals and pledges are not made. Simplicity and contented life should mark the life of every member.

MORAL PURITY AND FINANCIAL INTEGRITY

UESI shall maintain high standards of moral and ethical purity in relationships and responsibilities. UESI is committed to maintain integrity in the way we obtain financial and material resources, in maintaining accounts and in utilizing such God given resources. This principle is also applicable to all members of the fellowship.

SHARED LEADERSHIP

Leadership in UESI is and shall be based on Christlike humble servanthood. The focus is loving and faithful stewardship of responsibilities for His sake and for His glory.

There is no one-person-show in UESI. Decisions in the working of the movement shall be made by waiting on God, humble dependence on the leading of the Spirit, and consensus among those who are called to give direction to the movement.

RESPONSIBILITY TO SOCIETY

UESI believes that we are called to be responsible citizens of the land. This means that both individually and corporately we will obey the laws of the land be exemplary citizens of India.

UESI is called to promote peace and harmony. It is also committed to the growth and development of a just and righteous society and will take a stand against social evils and corruption.

CONCLUSION

Core values are caught rather than taught. They have to be walked rather than talked about. Therefore, the members need to live out these Core Values and impart them to next generation by and through their lives as propelled by the Spirit of God.

As we look back to see how the Lord has led us thus far, it is important that we track down the core-values that have emerged in our movement and about ourselves and solemnly affirm in Christ to practise these core-values in our lives and ministries.

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