Calvary ministries is a non-profit, charitable, religious organizationlocated in Bellampalli, (Mancherial District, Telangana State, South India) on the National Highway-NH-363. Started in 1999, the ministry has since then reformed the life style of many people through the message of the love of Jesus Christ shown on the cross of Calvary. The thrust of the ministry is to provide deliverance to people suffering from the influence of demonic spirits, sickness, alcohol and various other factors by preaching the word of God and redirecting their lives to a healthy lifestyle through spiritual nourishment. The Ministry is an end-time catalyst to the expected coming of Lord Jesus Christ to take away His Bride-Glorious.(I Thessalonians 4.16-17.)Through their steadfast love and commitment to the calling of Christ, its founder, Pastor Praveen Ratna Kumar and his wife, Sis. Sharon Praveen Kumar have been relentlessly building the kingdom of God globally through the multifold activities of the Ministry.
The second branch of the ministry, Calvary Promised Land is established in Hyderabad, Capital city of Telangana State. Calvary Promised Land is located in Peddamberpet, Hayatnagar, Hyderabad. God spoke to His servant in 2005 about holding evening service in Hyderabad city. From 2005 evening service meeting was held SPG School ground, Amsri Sameera Auditorium, Hari Hara Kalabhavan, Mehaboob College and Wesley P G College grounds regularly before moving to Promised Land in 2019.
Two services are held every Sunday in Calvary Church, Bellampalli and three Services are held at Calvary Promised Land, Peddamberpet, Hayatnagar, Hyderabad.
In compliance with the ministry of the Apostles as mentioned in Acts 8.7 “For unclean spirits, crying with a loud voice, came out of many who were possessed; and many who were paralyzed and lame were healed, Revival Meetings are held in different places for about four days throughout the year. A Convention to end 50 days fasting by the servant of God Pastor Praveen Kumar will be conducted every year in Bellampalli and five to six lakh people attend that night meeting from all corners of the world.