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This is a list of churches throughout Pakistan, at present. It is a dynamic list, in alphabetical order by names of cities/towns etc. and can be added to as per the accepted format below.
Abbottabad
edit- The Presbyterian Church of Pakistan. The Mall, Abbottabad[1]
- St. Luke's Church, Abbottabad[2]
Rawalpindi
editBannu
editBattagram
edit- Emmanuel Church, Battagram[3]
Dera Ismail Khan
editFaisalabad
editHyderabad
editIslamabad
editKarachi
edit- Holy Trinity Cathedral
- Our Lady of Fatima Church
- Sacred Heart Church, Keamari
- St. Andrew's Church, also known as Scotch Church
- St. Anthony's Church, Cantt
- St. Francis' Church, Haji Camp
- St. Jude's Church
- St. Lawrence's Church
- St. Patrick's Cathedral
- St. Paul's Church, Manora
- Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Karachi
- Jesus Is The Answer Church Ministries, Karachi, Pakistan
Lahore
edit- Asim Emmanuel Ministries
- Sacred Heart Cathedral on The Mall Road
- St. Andrew's Church
- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Nabha Road[4]
- St. Anthony's Church, The Mall
- St. Joseph's Church
- St. Mary's Church
- Cathedral Church of Resurrection
- Samaritan's Fellowship Church
- St. Marqas Pentecostal Church, Bilal Town, Raiwind Road, Lahore
- Jesus Is The Answer Church, Baghbanpura, Mian Rehman Park Multani Colony, Lahore
- Dorothy Memorial Church, Canal Park, Gulberg II, Lahore
Multan
edit- St. Matthew's Church, Nathia Gali - seasonal only (see St.Luke's Church, Abbottabad, above)[5]
Peshawar
edit- All Saints Church
- St. John's Church (now called St John's Cathedral)
- St Michael's Church
Sialkot
edit- St. Xavier in the Wilderness - seasonal only (see St.Luke's Church, Abbottabad, above)
Vehari
editReferences
edit- ^ "Six churches reopen in Abbottabad, Osama bin Laden's city".
- ^ Dawn.com (26 September 2011). "Book Launch: Churches of Pakistan".
- ^ Emmanuel Pentecostal Church website see website for Emmanuel Battagram
- ^ "St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church". Pcpnabharoad.com. Retrieved 14 December 2018.
- ^ Book,Churches of Pakistan, 2011