Publications/ Reports
SPORTS + MINISTRY SCHOOL 2ND SESSION
Taigo led the session with clarity and purpose, helping students understand the Gospel in a simple and practical way. He made the session interactive by asking questions, encouraging discussions, and engaging with each group. He effectively connected the Gospel to soccer, showing how players can live out faith through teamwork, humility, forgiveness, and integrity on the field.
SESSION 3 SPORTS MINISTRY SCHOOL
The session began with a meaningful time of prayer and worship, creating an atmosphere of reflection and spiritual connection.Participants actively engaged in worship and shared moments of encouragement and faith together. The gathering emphasized unity, leadership, and personal growth through Christ-centered discussions. Attendees demonstrated attentiveness and sincerity during prayers, discussions, and interactive activities.
SESSION 4 CHRISTIAN MOTIVATION & IDENTITY SESSION
A thoughtful and engaging session was conducted focusing on motivation, identity, and understanding self-worth through a Christian perspective. The discussion encouraged participants to reflect on how identity shapes human behavior, emotions, goals, and responses in daily life.
Creating PALARI Culture Session 6
During this session, we talked about the importance of creating a positive and intentional team culture as coaches. It was emphasized that every team already has a culture, whether it is planned or not. As coaches, our responsibility is to intentionally build a culture that encourages transformation, discipline, teamwork, and growth among players
SESSION 7 CULTURE – SESSION 2 REPOR
This session focused on how coaches intentionally build, strengthen, and protect a positive team culture. Culture is not created by chance, it is developed through consistent leadership, clear values, accountability, and intentional investment in people. The session also highlighted Jesus' model of developing leaders and disciples as an example for coaches
SESSION 8 Christian Sports Coaching and Training
The final session focused on understanding the role of a Christian coach beyond developing athletic performance. The session emphasized that coaching is a ministry where sports become a platform for sharing the Gospel, building Christ-like character, and transforming lives. Participants reflected on how a coach's influence extends far beyond winning matches and into shaping the identity, values, and future of athletes
BRICKLIN SCHOOL PROJECT
The Brick Kiln School Project was launched in 2023 by PAS with the generous support of The Trust Barnabas Fund. The purpose of this project is to provide free education to children living and working in brick kiln communities in Sheikhupura and Nankana Sahib. These children belong to extremely poor families who work daily in brick kilns under harsh weather conditions. Most children are forced to help their parents in brick-making instead of attending school. Through this project, PAS is giving these children an opportunity to study, dream, and build a brighter future
SPORTS SPORTS MINISTRY MINISTRY SCHOOL SCHOOL 17 MAY MAY
On 17th May, a developmental and engagement-focused event was conducted with Sunday School children to provide coaches and trainers with practical exposure to mentoring and guiding a younger generation. The initiative was designed to create a meaningful learning environment where trainers could strengthen their leadership, communication, and team building skills through direct interaction with children
REPORT ON CHRISTMAS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR BRICKLIN CHRISTIAN FAMILIES
The Feeding Project shines as a beacon of hope, reaching out with compassion to the Christian brick kiln workers in Pakistan, bringing not just food, but a sense of dignity and purpose. In a country where hunger remains a harsh reality, and the Global Hunger Index labels it as facing a serious crisis, this initiative has become a lifeline.
FLOOD FLOOD REPORT REPORT 2025 2025
The 2025 monsoon season brought catastrophic flash and riverine floods across Pakistan, primarily devastating the provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Punjab. As of late 2025, the disaster has resulted in over 1,000 fatalities and impacted approximately 6.9 million people nationally, forcing around 3 million individuals to flee their homes. Critical infrastructure, including over approx 250,700+ houses and major portions of agricultural land (estimated 2.2 million hectares destroyed), has been severely damaged