Mass evangelism

In Pakistan, the Church has legal space to conduct mass evangelism activities — such as crusades, open-air conventions in stadiums, fields, and other public venues — provided it obtains the required No Objection Certificate (NOC) from local authorities. Under the law, when all legal requirements are fulfilled, the authorities grant permission and provide security support for such events.

Before any crusade, the Church follows a constructive and respectful strategy. Leaders hold meetings with local political, social, and religious representatives to share the vision, build trust, and maintain community harmony. At the same time, continuous prayer sessions are organized in preparation for the outreach. On the ground, a pastor or elder is assigned to maintain communication with local leadership and coordinate arrangements.

Publicity is a primary tool for inviting people. The Church uses social media, electronic media, and print media, along with posters and handbills, to ensure broad and peaceful public awareness of the meetings.

Because of limited financial resources, the Church often rents equipment for each crusade, including sound systems, lighting, LED screens, stages, and tents. In many cases, local administration cooperates positively to facilitate the event.

The Church remains committed to preaching the full Gospel message without compromise, while conducting all activities responsibly and respectfully. During these meetings, altar calls are given, prayers are offered for the sick, and testimonies are shared publicly. People are encouraged to confess and express their faith openly.

Those who accept Jesus Christ as personal Savior are then connected to follow-up structures. New fellowships or churches are planted where needed, and Gospel workers continue discipleship and pastoral care so that new believers can grow in faith.