Pakistan

The Heritage

Pakistan is heir to one of the oldest civilizations on earth — the Indus valley — and to centuries of craftsmanship, poetry, and devotion. In the midst of it, the church of Pakistan is small, quiet, and remarkably steadfast: a light that has kept burning through every season.

Jerome Jones Ministries honors our brothers and sisters in Pakistan. We stand with them in covenant partnership and in prayer — for their peace, their safety, and their witness — asking the Lord to let their light so shine before men that He is glorified.

The Fruit We Pray For

It takes no courage to shine where shining is easy. The Pakistani church keeps its lamp lit where lamps are costly — which is why its faithfulness shines so brightly to the rest of the Body of Christ. We pray for their steadfastness, their protection, and their peace.

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” — Galatians 5:22–23

The Ministry Partner

Partner photo
to come

Covenant Partner — Pakistan

Our partner ministry in Pakistan will be introduced as formal announcements are made. We honor our partners’ timing and their leadership, and we share their names with the same care they extend to us.

The Covenant in Action

One message, one Spirit, across the oceans. Through the Bible for Ministers Project and Zoom discipleship, Bishop Jerome Jones teaches the Word to the steadfast church of Pakistan — a light that has kept burning through every season. We honor their leadership, their courage, and their witness.

Bishop Jones teaching believers in Pakistan by Zoom
Bishop Jones teaching the Word to believers in Pakistan, gathered by Zoom — one message, one Spirit, across the oceans.
The church in Pakistan gathered with Bibles open
Bibles open, hearts ready — the church in Pakistan receiving the Word.
Believers in Pakistan bowed in prayer
Hearts bowed together in prayer as the Word goes forth.
A ministry gathering in Pakistan
The light of the church in Pakistan — small, quiet, and remarkably steadfast.