The Fourth National Ecumenical Forum for Theologically Trained Women in Pakistan, envisioned by Rev. Dr. Khushnud Azariah, brought together women theologians and ministry leaders from across the country at the Christian Study Centre, Rawalpindi (Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2025).
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The Ecumenical Forum for Christian Women – Rawalpindi Chapter hold 2nd Christian Women’s Convention on October 24, 2025, at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Cantonment, Rawalpindi. The theme of the convention was: “Steadfast in Faith and Resolute in Action.” The inspiring worship service was led entirely by women.
Rawalpindi — The Ecumenical Forum on Theological Training Women has announced the 4th National Ecumenical Workshop for Theologically Trained Women in Pakistan, set to take place from October 10–12, 2025 at the Christian Study Center, Rawalpindi. With the theme:“Women of Excellence: Rising to Create, Lead, and Transform Communities through Entrepreneurial Leadership,”the workshop aims to inspire,
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A Strong and Supportive Arm of the Church – 3rd Issue In the Third issue, I will outline (i) a brief history of the Church of Scotland- Women’s Work and Ministry (ii) the First Bishop of Silakot, Bishop William Young(iii)Program Emphasis & Concerns of Women’s Synodical during 1974-77, and (iv) introduce two strong and committed
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In the second issue, I will outline (i) a brief history of the Church of Pakistan, (ii) the Program Emphasis &
Concerns of Women’s Synodical during 1972-74,
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Being a woman in Pakistan is not a privilege. In fact, her situation is bad if poor, and worse if she belongs to a religious minority group. The larger picture of social, political and economic conditions of Pakistan’s religious minorities today tell us that the women belonging to these groups face double discrimination and marginalization.
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