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About Bishop Albert

In December 1980, Bishop Javed Albert left his secular job and joined a bible school in the USA to serve God's people in Pakistan. Bishop Albert has worked over 20 years building the largest independent Christian ministry in his home country of Pakistan. Starting out on foot and riding on buses ministering from town to town, God has opened doors and created strong ties with the government and national Islamic leaders over the years. It has not been an easy task, and at times his life has been threatened with several near missed attacks from the opposition. Bishop Albert has been faithful in trusting God with his life and the life of his family as they minister in a land known as the capital of Islam. With over 140 million people fit into an area the size of Louisiana and Texas, Pakistan is one of the poorer nations on earth. Christians make up 2% of the population and suffer more than any other ethnic or religious group. Literacy is very low, and electricity, running water and medical services are scarce outside of the larger cities. Bishop Albert's wife, Jameela, is also an annointed preacher and heads the women's ministry.

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  Letters from Government and Religious Leaders Pioneering Accomplishments in Pakistan
Federal Minister of Minorities - Col. S.K. Tressler 1. In 1981 Bishop Albert started holding healing crusades. Before that, the word crusade had never been used in Pakistan.
Islamic Organization - Zahid Mahmood Qasmi 2. In 1988, All Evangel Covenant Church held the first inter-denominational ministers seminar in Pakistan to equip the ministry leaders.
Gujranwala Theological Seminary - Dr. Arthur James 3. In 1995, All Evangel Covenant Church held the first women's conference in Faisalabad Pakistan to equip the women of Pakistan to reach out to their local tight-knit community.
Catholic Diocese of Faisalabad - Fr. Bashir Francis 4. In August 1998, the Muslim-Christian Peace Counsel was formed to protect Christians from religious persecution. Members include some of the highest national religious leaders in alliance with Bishop Albert's ministry.
Governor (Lahore) - Muhammad Safdar 5. In November 1998, over 5,000 people from Pakistan and the world attended Bishop Albert's consecration ceremony which included 500 Islamic leaders as well as Christian leaders from different denominations. On hand were government officials including cabinet members and members of Parliament. This was the first time that muslim leaders attended any Christian bishop's consecration ceremony.
    6. In January 1999, Bishop Albert was the first Christian leader to host a dinner during the Muslim fasting month [Ramadahn] which was attended by 10 cabinet members, 45 Muslim members of parliament, as well as Christian and Muslim religious leaders.
    7. Evangel House Ministry is the first and only Christian organization to serve the Muslim and Christian poor, orphans and widows.
    8. Bishop Albert is the first Christian leader in Pakistan to visit Islamic mosques and madarasas [Islamic teaching schools] to build relationships with the Muslim community. His message of love and peace touches the heart of many Muslims.
    9. Bishop Albert is the first Christian leader to visit prisons distributing food, clothing and comfort to Muslim and Christian prisoners.
   

10. Bishop Albert is the first Christian leader to visit the Pakistan side of Kashmir as a state guest.