Pentecostal Conference of Indo-Canadians (PCIC) Concludes Successfully

Toronto, August 8 : 
The first PCIC conference concluded as a blessed event, noted for its significant public participation, spiritual presence, and powerful preaching. The three-day conference was led by Pastors John Thomas, Finny Samuel, and Wilson Kadavil. This conference's success is the result of the prayers of Malayali Pentecostal believers who have been residing in Canada for over fifty years. Eighteen individuals dedicated themselves to the gospel ministry, fostering unity among God's people and empowering God's servants. Divine messages emphasized the spiritual unity flowing into the church through the heavenly unity of the Triune God. The unity of churches is essential and a divine command; without unity, divine work will not take place in the churches. The theology of unity was clearly explained by Pastor Shaji M. Paul and Reji Sasthamcotta in various sessions. American missionary Pastor Glenn Bedosky also communicated the importance of unity in his unique style, incorporating elements of our culture. 

Children's ministry was beautifully conducted in four sessions led by Pastor Jobin P. Mathew and the Tim Kids team. Various sessions were led by Pastors Finny Samuel, Binu Jacob, Sam Daniel, Abraham Thomas, Wilson Cherian, Saji Mathen, and Sister Valsamma Abraham. The final session was led by Pastor Babu George from Kitchener, and with spiritual fullness, Pastor John Thomas, along with the ministers in Canada, led the Lord's Table service. 

The second conference, scheduled to be held in Calgary in 2026, will be led by Pastor Wilson Kadavil.