Our story began way back in 1999 when some Bible based Discipleship trainings were held by Dr. Alias in his assignment to Zanzibar in 1999 with just 12 students and hardly 5 of the students completed the course. Then in 2001 two Bible Schools were held, one in Sharjah and another in Abu Dhabi to focus on reaching the unreached and training the untrained. This led TAMI, founded by Pastor Anison K. Samuel and Dr. Alias Jacob supported by Pastor Prathibha Rao, to pioneer church planting in the year 2003 through ‘Africa On Fire for Jesus’ a focused training and discipleship program in Zanzibar. Africa was truly set on fire as God enabled TAMI to plant over 254 churches in 15 countries in Africa.
We stand as pillars to raise a generation of believers who are trained, focused, passionate and transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit, to believe the truth of the Word of God, and establish God’s Kingdom here on earth.
Dr. Alias Jacob is the Senior Pastor of Sharjah Apostolic English and Hindi Churches and is Vice-President of The Apostolic Ministries International, overseeing missions in over 25 nations. He has been instrumental in establishing many churches, championing love in the body of Christ. He is an excellent teacher of the Word of God and has an overwhelming passion for missions.
Anison Samuel is the Senior Pastor of Zion Apostolic Ministries International Church in Edmonton, Canada, and the president of The Apostolic Ministries International (TAMI), a rapidly growing mission, planting churches all over the world. Over the past 17 years, over 1000 churches have been planted in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Pastor Anison started his ministry at an early age of 12 years and today is a powerful evangelist being used mightily by God in many countries, teaching and preaching in crusades, Bible schools, Seminars, and Youth Conferences with mighty manifestations of the Holy Spirit. He is married to Jereen and they are blessed with a daughter (Bettina) and a son (Nathan).
20 modules
3 months
5 days a week
30 minutes of teaching and 1-hour assignment/project work daily
