‘I’m in Pakistan to Share God’s Love’ — Kumuyi

General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM), Pastor (Dr.) William Folorunso Kumuyi, has arrived in Pakistan for the latest edition of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), declaring that his mission is to share the love of God with the Pakistani people.

Kumuyi made the declaration in a brief video message posted on his official Facebook page shortly after his arrival in the country.

Expressing his affection for Pakistan and its people, the global evangelist also praised his host, Senior Pastor Anwar Fazal, and his wife, Pastor Nida Anwar, for their warm fellowship.

“I love Pakistan. I love Pastor Anwar Fazal and his wife. Pakistani people are good people. They love people. Their fellowship is warm and I really feel at home in Pakistan,” Kumuyi said.
He added: “I have been to different parts of the world, but coming to Pakistan to share the love of God is special for me. Thank you."

The visit marks another major chapter in the GCK movement, which, according to the church, has reached more than 50 million people globally over the past five years, with over 900,000 people making decisions for Christ.
Pakistan, a Muslim-majority country with a significant Christian minority, remains an important destination in Kumuyi’s international evangelistic outreach.

He previously held a crusade in the country in late 2025, attracting thousands of participants at open-air meetings and through online platforms.

The latest crusade is expected to feature messages centred on salvation and holiness, alongside prayers for healing, deliverance and peace in Pakistan.

The programme is being hosted by Senior Pastor Anwar Fazal and his wife, Pastor Nida Anwar.

Fazal is the founder of Eternal Life Ministries (ELM), Lahore, which began in the late 1990s as a four-member fellowship and has since grown into a large Christian ministry with tens of thousands of members and participants.

He is also chairman of ISAAC TV, a Christian satellite television network launched in 2006 with the motto, “Hope for the Nation.” The station is now viewed in more than 70 countries.
Known for his weekly healing services in Lahore and large-scale prayer festivals, Fazal also co-hosts the live programme Winning Souls with his wife.

He has also been a prominent advocate for interfaith harmony in Pakistan, making the latest GCK outreach another significant event in the country’s Christian evangelistic landscape.