National Egyptian Pastors’ Conference “For such a time as this”

Egyptian Pastors Strengthened at 11th Annual National Conference

As 58 pastors gathered for Indigenous Ministries’ 11th Annual National Pastors’ Conference in Egypt this month, the atmosphere was marked by unity, love, and grace. The conference theme, “For such a time as this,” resonated deeply as these front-line leaders received encouragement and equipping for their ministry.

Pastor Paul Williamson and Pastor Loyal May, both from Colorado, Pastor John Davidson of Michigan, IM CEO John Cook, and IM Middle East Coordinator Reda Khalil ministered through in-depth biblical teaching and times of personal prayer. The Egyptian pastors expressed heartfelt gratitude for the conference and the deep investment into their spiritual lives.

These pastors serve in difficult environments, preaching nearly every night and enduring constant pressure from their communities. Many of their families face threats and discrimination, particularly their children in school. This conference offers them a vital time of rest, renewal, and encouragement to persevere in proclaiming the truth of God’s Word.

Thank you to our Indigenous Ministries family for your faithful prayers and generous giving, which made this conference possible. Your continued partnership empowers these men of God to stand strong and minister boldly in one of the world’s most challenging regions.

“Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.”  Hebrews 12:1