Taking the Gospel
to the villages of Pakistan.
Since 2012 we have been driving out to the brick kilns, the flood plains and the farming villages of Punjab and Sindh. We preach Christ. We pay off the debts that hold families at the kilns. We sink wells. We put a Bible into hands that have never held one.
“The harvest truly is plentiful, but the labourers are few.”Matthew 9:37
Twelve ministries,
one Gospel.
Open any one of them. You will find the story, the numbers, and the photographs from that work.
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12A field in 2023.
A house of God in 2026.
For years these families worshipped in courtyards and under tarpaulins. Now there is a roof, a floor, and a door that locks.

The land was bought before there was any money to build on it. The walls went up course by course as gifts arrived — sand, then steel, then a slab, then a roof. The congregation watched their own church rise out of a field they had walked past all their lives.
It is now the base for everything else: the rescue team works out of it, the sewing graduates receive their machines in it, and the children who have never had a Christmas programme get one on its stage.
And on this rock I will build my church. Matthew 16:18
Before · Empty land
After · House of God
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Where we work —
425 places and counting.
Two provinces. Central Punjab around Faisalabad, and the flood districts of Sindh. Five pastors plant about twenty-five new home churches every month.
250 home churches clustered in the villages around Faisalabad, Jaranwala and Samundri — close enough for one pastor to reach several in a day.
120 further out across the rest of Punjab, reached by motorbike. A bike roughly doubles the villages one preacher can cover.
55 in Sindh, where the work began with flood relief and stayed: rations, clean water and preaching in the districts the water took.
Faisalabad is the head office. Registered JSC/FSD/1727, Punjab.

Hands that never held a book
are holding this one.
Nobody is handed a whole Bible on the first day. It comes one step at a time, and somebody always comes back to check.







Buried with him in baptism, raised to walk in newness of life.Romans 6:4
Rose petals on the water, because the day a person comes up out of it is the best day their family has had in years.
Freedom is more
than a paid debt.
Paying off the debt takes an afternoon. Keeping a family free takes the rest of the year.
Before · Bonded at the kiln
After · Free
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What your giving
has already paid for.
Registered JSC/FSD/1727 in Faisalabad, Punjab. Nothing below is a projection. It is all work already on the ground.
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One destination.
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