Harvest Hands Ministries has been faithfully screening the Jesus Film in villages, brick kilns, and unreached areas across Pakistan, where many have never heard the name of Christ. Countless people remain unaware of Christianity, and because many are illiterate, they cannot read the Bible—but through the Jesus Film they see, hear, and understand the Gospel in a way that touches their hearts. This powerful visual representation of Christ’s life allows children, youth, and the elderly alike to encounter the love and sacrifice of Jesus. Alongside the screenings, our pastors preach the Word of God, organize home churches, and gather families to hear the message of salvation. In dark places where slavery, poverty, and despair are common, the Jesus Film has become a beacon of light and hope—changing lives, transforming hearts, and leading many to accept Christ as their Savior. Through this ministry, we not only share who Jesus is, but also teach what He has done for us and how His life continues to guide us today.
Through each screening, we witness hearts opening and lives being changed. The Jesus Film continues to be a powerful tool to spread the Gospel where words alone cannot reach.
Harvest Hands Ministries has organized Jesus Film Screenings across Pakistan, from villages to brick kiln communities, bringing the story of Christ to thousands who had never heard His name. Alongside the films, our pastors plant home churches, preach the Word, and guide new believers. What we have done is only the beginning—what we are doing now is building a lasting movement of hope and salvation.
Pastors Leading Screenings
Lives Reached
Jesus Film Screenings
Home Churches Started
Together, we can take the Jesus Film to more villages, brick kilns, and forgotten communities, showing Christ’s love where it has never been seen before. Every gift, every prayer, and every effort helps change lives for eternity.
In the forgotten villages of Pakistan, where hunger grips both body and soul, our Jesus Film outreaches are more than just visual experiences they are evenings of hope, nourishment, and belonging. As the Gospel unfolds on screen for those who have never heard His name, the aroma of freshly cooked meals fills the air. We gather men, women, and children many of them malnourished, weary, and longing for more than just answers and we serve them with warm plates of food, cooked with love and offered freely.
These meals are not a side note; they are an essential part of the mission. For many, it’s the first time in weeks they’ve eaten a proper meal. For others, it’s their first time sharing a table with believers, feeling the embrace of Christ’s body in action. We believe the love of Jesus must be both seen and felt through the story of His life on screen and through the nourishment we place in trembling hands. After the film, as prayers rise and hearts respond, the food becomes a sacred celebration a symbol of the Gospel in motion.
This is how transformation begins through light in the darkness, sound in silence, and Jesus made known where He’s never been seen. Here's how it works on the ground:
The Jesus Film speaks through images and sound bringing the Gospel to those who cannot read but deeply hunger to understand.
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Equipped with compact projectors, speakers, and battery kits, our teams carry Christ’s message into places untouched by technology.
Film nights become faith communities. Believers gather in homes, opening the Word together birthing new churches in hidden corners.
