Latest Update from Fiaz, March 2025
Fiaz writes:
“Peace to You in Christ Jesus,
Today, we were invited to Ruby Memorial Church in Sialkot. The people there gave us a very warm welcome. I had the opportunity to teach the Word of God, and they were greatly impressed by our books.
A pastor, who has been serving for the past forty years, remarked, “I have not seen such books in Urdu before, and this kind of material is a great need in Pakistan.” Fifteen people received the
Word of God, and along with it, we also distributed our books. We are receiving requests from various other cities as well. Please pray that we may reach those places too, so that we can continue to serve in God’s work there.
May the Lord bless you. In Jesus, Fiaz.”
Urdu Translation Work
In partnership with Broken Wharfe, Fiaz has pioneered the translation of two Christian books – “Christian basics” and “Milk for Little Ones” – into Urdu.
In March 2024, Broken Wharfe wrote:
“Broken Wharfe is working with a local church and devoted indigenous missionary on the front lines of challenging missions in Pakistan. Converted to Christ several years ago, he came to reformed Baptist convictions. A deep conviction drives this missionary to see healthy churches planted and thriving in the faith. However, the context of their mission is challenging, making safety a paramount concern.
In September 2023, this missionary reached out to Broken Wharfe with a heartfelt plea for assistance translating reformed Baptist books into Urdu. Their vision was clear – distributing these books throughout Pakistan, touching the lives of churches, ministers, church members, university students and schools. Broken Wharfe, recognising the significance of this endeavour, quickly responded.
Together, their first project, Christian Basics, resulted in the printing of 10,000 copies and is currently being distributed, making its way into various corners of Pakistan. Notably, the impact has reached local schools, where the book has been incorporated into the school’s curriculum, influencing a younger generation with the basics of confessional Baptist principles. Now there are plans for further materials to be made available…”
