CHURCH IS WHERE PEOPLE
GROW TOGETHER

Full Harvest Ministries International has a network of thriving churches in the heart of Punjab, Pakistan. For over the past decade, we have focused on mobilizing prayer and sending the gospel of Jesus Christ in a dying world. We are rejoicing as the whole nation of Pakistan and many other nations around the world are being impacted by the awesome Gospel of Jesus Christ thru

Full Harvest Ministries!

Our main church plant was established in 2009 after starting a continual prayer meeting in a new neighborhood in Punjab. Much like in the book of Acts, neighbors and passers-by heard the prayers and came to see what was taking place – some out of curiosity, others out of desperation. All encountered Jesus and were forever changed. Within weeks hundreds were freed from demons, healed of diseased, cured of addictions and other bondages when receiving prayer in the name of Jesus. From these people a church was born.

God’s presence abounds in weekly healing and miracle services where people come to witness the power of God and encounter Jesus for themselves. It is common for those with ailments or unusual afflictions to receive freedom in our meetings. Shame is lifted. Beauty replaces ashes. Hope is birthed. Joy deposited. Lives forever changed.

TESTIMONY IN THE MAKING

 Our meeting location has proven to be challenging over the years as several congregations have been forced to move at the pleasure of external factors. After growing to approximately 1,200 regular members, one church was suddenly constrained in 2010 when losing our current lease. With much prayer, love, tears, and sacrifice we persevered through these trials. Church community and fellowship remained strong. Testimonies continued to come in from locals delivered from drugs and other bondage. As Pastor Fayyaz often says… “We do not talk about miracles… we live them.”

    In 2012, Pastor Fayyaz’s family sold their home to purchase the land long rented for church meetings – securing a space legally for the church to host weddings, funerals, special meetings, and regular worship services – without fear of being cancelled or shut down due to ownership conflicts. With the land purchased, we began (and continue) the task of developing the land for regular use.

     Until just recently, all services were held open-air or under a tent year round– regardless of weather conditions. This meant that in winter the people huddle close to each other for warmth and in the monsoon season, rain would often limit the crowds or pour thru holes in the fabric draped overhead.