This is PMU InterLife

Swedish Pentecostal churches have been working with social development in Sweden and internationally since the beginning of the 20th century. The Swedish Pentecostal Movement included in 2008 around 84,000 members in 477 local churches, which makes it one of Sweden´s largets people movements.

In 1965 the Pentecostal churches started PMU InterLife, in order to make it possible to manage international development efforts funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

PMU InterLife is now a part of the Pentecostal Alliance of Independent
churches (Pingst ffs), which consists of a National and an International section (Pingst Nationellt / Pingst Internationellt). In the International section there are, apart from PMU InterLife, also other organizations which carry out church work, theological training, and media work etc. PMU InterLife is solely responsible for the social development work and for humanitarian assistance.

For more than 40 years, PMU InterLife has developed in cooperation with local Pentecostal churches in Sweden and in developing countries, as well as with other development organizations, both governmental and private. PMU InterLife
is one of sixteen Frame Organizations with its own agreement with Sida.

The Social Work sector (PMU InterLife) is lead by Director Niclas Lindgren. The Chairperson for the steering group for the Social Work is Karin Stenselius.