Women's ministry

The Church of Pentecost Pakistan is deeply committed to standing with Christian women who face hardship, discrimination, and injustice in society. Across the country, many Christian women endure poverty, social rejection, and emotional pain. They often work in low-paying jobs such as domestic service, cleaning, or brick-kiln labor, and some face harassment or pressure to abandon their faith. Yet, even in these difficult circumstances, these women remain strong pillars of faith within their families, churches, and communities.

Recognizing their struggles, The Church of Pentecost Pakistan is actively working to bring spiritual, social, and emotional empowerment to Christian women. Through women’s fellowship meetings, Bible studies, prayer gatherings, leadership workshops, and conferences, the church helps women grow in their faith and discover their God-given identity and worth.

Socially, the church organizes community programs and skill-development workshops — including vocational training, literacy classes, and awareness sessions on women’s rights, health, and family well-being. Emotionally, pastors and women leaders provide counseling and mentorship, helping women overcome trauma, rejection, and discrimination while finding healing, dignity, and hope in Christ.

Each year, the Women’s Ministry organizes national women’s conferences, where important social issues are addressed alongside the preaching of the Gospel. Panel discussions, specialized teaching sessions, and empowerment forums help women face everyday challenges with faith and knowledge. Local seminars and smaller conferences continue throughout the year to ensure ongoing support.

These empowered women are becoming agents of change — standing firm in faith, promoting peace, and carrying the message of Christ’s love to every corner of Pakistan.

Director: Rose Mary Nasir