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Victory Churches Pakistan Marks 25 Years of Ministry; Distinguished Guests Honored at Special Dinner

Church leaders, literary figures, and social activists gathered in Lahore to celebrate a quarter-century of ministry, welcoming international representatives of Victory Churches International in an evening of fellowship, gratitude, and shared commitment to community service.

A special dinner in Lahore brought together church leaders, literary figures, and social activists to honor the 25th anniversary of Victory Churches Pakistan. (Faith & Freedom News)

LAHORE — A special dinner was hosted here in honor of visiting representatives of Victory Churches International to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Victory Churches Pakistan, bringing together church leaders, literary figures, and social activists in an atmosphere of fellowship and appreciation.

The event was organized by Nazir Qaiser, the renowned Pakistani poet, Pride of Performance recipient, and CEO of Sheher-e-Adab (City of Literature), together with Abida Qaiser, Chairperson of the Street Children Foundation and a national gold medalist. The dinner was held to welcome and honor distinguished international guests associated with Victory Churches.

Several additional pastors and leaders from Victory Churches also attended the gathering, making it a memorable occasion of unity and celebration.

Speaking on the occasion, Pastor Jamsheed Peter reflected on the remarkable journey of Victory Churches Pakistan over the past twenty-five years. He expressed gratitude for the ministry’s growth and acknowledged the dedication of pastors, church leaders, and congregations who have contributed to the mission across Pakistan, emphasizing the importance of faith, community service, and continued outreach in the years ahead.

“Pakistan is a land rich in culture, hospitality, and diversity. It is always a pleasure to welcome friends from around the world.” — Nazir Qaiser, CEO, Sheher-e-Adab

A Testament to Perseverance and Vision

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Al Purvis commended the leadership of Victory Churches Pakistan and praised the commitment of Pakistani Christians who have worked tirelessly to strengthen churches and serve their communities. He noted that the 25th anniversary represented not only a milestone for the ministry but also a testament to perseverance, vision, and faith.

Nazir Qaiser, one of Pakistan’s most respected literary figures, welcomed the international guests and highlighted the importance of interfaith harmony, cultural dialogue, and community engagement. He said gatherings of this kind help build bridges between people of different nations and backgrounds while reinforcing the values of peace, understanding, and mutual respect.

Abida Qaiser also addressed the guests, speaking about the importance of social welfare initiatives and the need to support marginalized communities, particularly vulnerable children. She emphasized that faith-based organizations and civil society groups can play a vital role in promoting education, compassion, and social development.

Hospitality and Shared Commitment

The visiting pastors expressed their appreciation for the warm hospitality extended to them during their stay in Pakistan. They also praised the growth of the church movement in the country and the dedication of local Christian leaders in advancing their ministry and serving their communities.

Throughout the evening, guests shared experiences of ministry, leadership, and community service while celebrating the achievements of Victory Churches Pakistan over the past quarter-century. The event provided an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and strengthened ties between local church leaders and international ministry representatives.

The gathering concluded with prayers for peace, prosperity, and continued spiritual growth in Pakistan and across the region. Participants expressed optimism about the future of Victory Churches Pakistan and reaffirmed their commitment to serving communities through faith, compassion, and outreach.

The celebration marked a significant milestone for Victory Churches Pakistan, honoring its past achievements while looking ahead to a future of continued ministry and service.