Mobilizing the Church for Holistic Transformation, Serving Communities with Faith, Love, and Purpose
Thematic Introduction
The Church and Community Transformation (CCT) theme of Pak Mission Society (PMS) lies at the core of its vision and mission. With a commitment to fostering holistic community transformation, PMS employs innovative, unconventional models that challenge the status quo and embrace collaborative partnerships. As a pioneer of the CATCH (Church and Community Transformation through Church) initiative, PMS has successfully expanded its reach and impact across multiple levels. PMS has strategically positioned itself for the future using the 4Es partnership model, designed to bridge the gap between church and community while elevating faith as a key driver for sustainable development.
OUR OBJECTIVES
Empowering local churches to transform the lives of marginalized communities by building their capacities and providing essential resources.
Mobilizing, equipping, and empowering pastors, women, and youth to be witnesses of Christ and agents of change.
Serving marginalized communities through various communal services and establishing a research and learning mechanism.
Strengthening the Church Engagement Vision based on the 4Es model (Engaging, Envisioning, Enabling, and Empowering) and aligning it with PMS’s broader outreach vision, integrating it with other thematic areas.
Our Geographical Focus
Our 4Es Partnership Model
Interventions
Work Gallery
Pastoral Capacity Building Trainings
Church Consultations
Ministry-Based Learning
Exposure Visits/Mission Trips
Disaster Response
Relief Item Distribution
Shaping Sustainable Church & Community Transformation
Expand the CATCH program into rural and underserved regions of Pakistan to ensure wider inclusion and deeper community impact.
Empower local churches to actively engage in and lead holistic community transformation beyond traditional ministry roles.
Equip pastors with business, leadership, and professional skills to strengthen sustainability and reduce dependency on external funding.
Launch Urban Slum Development initiatives in marginalized Christian communities in Islamabad to improve living conditions and restore dignity.
Build and strengthen a national network of pastors to foster collaboration, shared learning, and coordinated community transformation efforts.
Promote the economic empowerment of pastors through skills development, livelihood opportunities, and sustainable income-generation models.
Replicate the Green Church model across the country, enabling churches to lead environmental care and promote sustainable living.
Community Voices
I always wanted to run my own beauty salon, and following my dream I started ‘Meerab Beauty Salon’ with a modest investment in 2016. However, I lacked business knowledge, including budgeting and managing other expenses. To acquire business knowledge, I was searching for a platform where I could learn about business operations and management. Fortunately, I came to know about Pak Mission Society, which provides business trainings to women entrepreneurs and help them scale up their businesses. These trainings helped me to strengthen my business plan and Improve its execution. Additionally, with my savings, I also upgraded my salon, and now earning more than before.
Hina Rashid
WOMEN BUSINESS ENTREPRENEUR FROM LAHORE
I lacked the necessary knowledge and experience in managing Church records and strengthening our congregation. Furthermore, I was seeking effective strategies to actively engage the youth in our Church. PMS Church team visited our area and introduced us to the Umoja approach which changed my perception of looking at things. These trainings not only helped me grow personally but also improved our Church’s youth. I have learned to maintain our Church records in order, and now we have a Church office.
By using this approach we are now managing our Sunday school classes more effectively by segregating children and youth into different groups according to their age and needs.
Zanid Daniel
PASTOR OF OUR PARTNER CHURCH IN RAWALPINDI
Before joining the Youth Developing Internship Programme, I had no knowledge or skills in graphic design and was unfamiliar with the necessary software. However, I am passionate about graphic design and want to become one of the best graphic designers. As a result of this internship, I learned how to use graphic design software and got better at it. Now, I’m designing IEC materials for my organization and pursuing my passion. This journey has transformed my passion for graphic design into a fulfilling career.
Sehar Vincant
YDIP INTERN FROM FAISALABAD (COHORT 12)
I always wanted to run my own beauty salon, and following my dream I started ‘Meerab Beauty Salon’ with a modest investment in 2016. However, I lacked business knowledge, including budgeting and managing other expenses. To acquire business knowledge, I was searching for a platform where I could learn about business operations and management. Fortunately, I came to know about Pak Mission Society, which provides business trainings to women entrepreneurs and help them scale up their businesses. These trainings helped me to strengthen my business plan and Improve its execution. Additionally, with my savings, I also upgraded my salon, and now earning more than before.
Hina Rashid
WOMEN BUSINESS ENTREPRENEUR FROM LAHORE
I lacked the necessary knowledge and experience in managing Church records and strengthening our congregation. Furthermore, I was seeking effective strategies to actively engage the youth in our Church. PMS Church team visited our area and introduced us to the Umoja approach which changed my perception of looking at things. These trainings not only helped me grow personally but also improved our Church’s youth. I have learned to maintain our Church records in order, and now we have a Church office.
By using this approach we are now managing our Sunday school classes more effectively by segregating children and youth into different groups according to their age and needs.
Zanid Daniel
PASTOR OF OUR PARTNER CHURCH IN RAWALPINDI
Before joining the Youth Developing Internship Programme, I had no knowledge or skills in graphic design and was unfamiliar with the necessary software. However, I am passionate about graphic design and want to become one of the best graphic designers. As a result of this internship, I learned how to use graphic design software and got better at it. Now, I’m designing IEC materials for my organization and pursuing my passion. This journey has transformed my passion for graphic design into a fulfilling career.
Sehar Vincant
YDIP INTERN FROM FAISALABAD (COHORT 12)
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