Pakistan Mission Trip - 2011

The Church in Pakistan is alive and well. Victory Churches International (VCI) has been a big part of that having planted thirteen churches, and started four home churches and three Christian schools in the Islamic country. Pastor Peter Jamshed, a graduate of Victory Bible College in Thailand, is the Apostolic Leader of Victory Churches of Pakistan.

Drs. George and Hazel Hill, founders of VCI, along with Dr. Al Purvis from Thailand Victory Bible College, and Andy Krenz, a worship leader from Edmonton, travelled to Lahore Pakistan in November 2011 to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Victory Churches in Pakistan. Among other things, the trip included: Leadership training A three day Conference The ordination of new Pakistani pastors, four of them women The dedication of a new church building (which is already being packed out) The dedication of land on which Victory Town, Pakistan will be situated. Victory Town is a site purchased and set apart for God through VCI.

This video highlights these events, and provides an overview of what VCI is doing in Pakistan. To God be the Glory!

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• victory
• Pakistan
• mission
• 2011

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@RayKalmNiam

But God who was rich in mercy sent His son to die in our place on the cross. That ANY man repent of his sin (breaking of the law) and put his faith in Christ Jesus he could be saved from his sin and innocent before God (through Christ Jesus) on the day of judgement. John 3:16

God Bless

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@RayKalmNiam

Glad you enjoyed the video.

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The point of Church planting is to see the gospel of Jesus Christ shared with people around the world.

We see according to the law of Moses that we are each in violation of Gods law. Deuteronomy 10.

For example

Most of us have lied, stolen, hated (which Jesus refers to as murder) and committed adultery by even looking with lust. Matthew 5.

Therefore we are each and all guilty before God and deserving of eternal damnation. Romans 3.

[RayKalmNiam]

Hello from a Pakistani Muslim, thanks for all this :)