Board Members

Transformation Trust was established in 2005 by Rev James Sundar-raj, an Indian Pastor who moved to Australia with his family in 2005.  James passion is for the poor low cast rural villagers in India to be set free by Jesus love and action.  Rev James is a Methodist minister who has been a pastor of several rural churches and some city churches in India. He has seen the need for missionary pastors to be involved and supported in many local villages where many people are hearing the Good News and turning to Jesus message of the love of God for all people, and a hope of a new life of purpose.

Transformation Ministries considers the whole person endeavouring to cater for the physical as well as a person’s spiritual needs; we assist with health, schooling, financial and Christian ministries.  People are being baptized, healed from diseases from alcohol and drug addiction bringing peace to families and communities.

By 2008:

·         10 full time missionaries, with the aim to reach 100.

·         Church meetings and community buildings in several villages

·         Free medical camps in rural communities.

·         Free medical camps in rural communities.

            ·         4 Children in foster care.

 By 2011:

·         15 full time missionaries, working in remote places and the opportunity to support a further 65         part time missionaries. These pastors conduct services, meetings and pastoral duties in their             own and surrounding villages. 

·         Church meetings and community buildings in several villages. Church buildings can provide                 other services to the local community – Power and water, and a refuge place.

·         Free medical camps in rural communities.

                ·         A Sewing training centre for young women hoping to be self employed or work in garment                                     factories.  Many need to support a family where the husband cannot get work.

                ·         A carpentry training center for young men; once they are trained they are self employed.

                ·         10 Children in foster care and a day care center.  To assist children with their school work they                          are given a set of books

                ·         Pastor’s conference and training.

By 2013: 

        We have been growing as God provides.. 

            ·         Now we have 24 missionaries working in 8 states 

            ·         Church meetings and community buildings in several villages. 

            ·         Free medical camps in rural communities.

            ·         A Sewing training centre with plans for 2 more in 2 other areas

            ·         A carpentry training center, and plans for 1 more.

            ·         34 Children in foster care 

            ·         Mission centre and boarding - 13 Children from poor remote village provided with food                                        accommodation and schooling.

            ·         Pastor’s conference and training.