Children's ministry

The Church of Pentecost Pakistan is deeply committed to ministering to children who are growing up in difficult and painful circumstances. Many Christian children in Pakistan face emotional trauma caused by discrimination, poverty, and insecurity. They are often treated unfairly in schools, pressured to hide their faith, or excluded because of their Christian identity. Some even endure social rejection or forced conversions.

Every Sunday, the church provides breakfast for the children before the service begins. Across all assemblies nationwide, special Sunday School classes are held for 1,523 registered children — and the number continues to grow daily. These gatherings are safe spaces where children are welcomed, loved, and spiritually nurtured through prayer, storytelling, music, and biblical lessons.

The Church organizes annual Vacation Bible Schools in every district, focusing on the spiritual, physical, mental, and social development of children. Beyond spiritual care, the Church also provides leadership training, mentoring, and educational support.

Children also participate in public children’s rallies — singing Christian songs and sharing their faith in public spaces. Twice a year, teachers prepare Christian dramas and skits performed on public stages, and through these many parents hear the Gospel for the first time. Every year, the Church holds a National Children’s Convention, where children communicate the Gospel through drama, singing, preaching, storytelling, debating, and biblical artwork.

The vision is clear and unwavering: to turn pain into purpose, fear into faith, and trauma into triumph — raising a new generation of strong, confident, and Spirit-filled leaders who will shape a brighter future for Pakistan.

Director: Amina Mudasir