Emmaus Bible Correspondence School

About Emmaus Bible Correspondence School

Emmaus (Postal) Bible School (EBS) in India had a humble beginning in 1952 with R. E. Harlow, a visiting missionary from Canada, who managed to enlist the services of Mr. Wilfred Munning then serving as missionary in South India. During his tenure as 'India Coordinator' four Emmaus Centers were established and coopted the services of four Regional Directors who were serving missionaries. Mr. Allan Livlen was in Meerut handling Urdu Course Books. Ken Smith was in Calcutta using Course Books in Bengali. E.F. Bullock was in Bangalore distributing Course books in Kannada. Wilfred Munning who studied in Emma Day College in U.S.A was serving the Lord in Palayankottai, Tamil Nadu. He distributed course books in Tamil. Since then the ministry has grown and has its presence in 25 states covering 14 languages and having an average course distribution rate of 25000 per year.