Renewal Churches in India
- Apostolic Church of Pentecost
- Apostolic Pentecostal Church
- Assemblies of Christ Church
- Assemblies of God
- Association of Vineyard Churches
- Believers' Churches in India
- Bible Brethren Fellowship
- Bible Christian Mission
- Bible Pattern Church
- Blessing Youth Mission
- Christian Fellowship Centre
- Church of God of Prophecy
- Church of God (Full Gospel) in India
- Church of the Apostolic Faith
- Elim Church
- Eternal Light Ministries
- Fellowship of Evangelical Friends
- Fellowship of Gospel Churches
- Filadelfia Fellowship
- Gospel Echoing Missionary Society
- Nagaland Christian Revival Church
- Native Missionary Movement
- New Life Churches
- New Life Fellowship Association
- New Life Outreach
- New Testament Church of India,
- Open Bible Church of God
- Orissa Missionary Movement
- Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church
- Pentecostal Holiness Church
- Pentecostal Mission
- Prince of Peace Church
- Rajasthan Bible Institute
- Reaching Indians Ministries
- Tamil Christian Fellowship
- United Pentecostal Church in India
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