The Global Leaders’ Summit (GLS) 2025 continued with enriching discussions and meaningful collaboration among faith leaders. As the conference unfolded, participants engaged in sharing best practices, formulated action plans, and reinforced their commitment to evangelization. This event highlighted the importance of unity, strategy, and leadership in spreading the message of Christ across different regions.
June 2, 2025 – Regional Collaboration
On the second day, leaders from various regions and organizations gathered to exchange strategies for evangelization and pastoral care. Speakers presented programs, allowing participants to discern their applicability in different contexts. To facilitate deeper discussions, attendees were grouped by region—Asia, Africa, South America, North America/Canada, and the Middle East—with the goal of crafting regional action plans for evangelization.
Representing The Lord’s Flock (TLF), Bro Joey and Sis Joy Molina joined the North America & Canada group, while Sis Grace, Therese, and Zaki participated in the Asian group. They seized the opportunity to share TLF’s best practices for community evangelization and leadership development.
June 3, 2025 – A Call to Action
The final day featured an inspiring talk by Pastor Rick Warren, emphasizing the magnitude of the Church’s mission and the opportunities it presented. He reminded participants that while the Church may seem to be shrinking, it is actually shifting, opening new paths for evangelization.
Pastor Warren encouraged leaders to take their time on earth seriously, highlighting three ways to use it: waste it; spend it; or invest it. His challenge was clear—invest in Christ and embrace the Great Commission.
The conference concluded with a powerful prayer for the young people in attendance. Leaders from various faith communities united in praying over them, offering clarity, encouragement, and a renewed sense of purpose in their spiritual calling.
To God be the Glory!
Written by: Dr. Grace Pancho (Pastoral Head Steward)
Edited by: Vera I. Tuplano, Scribes Steward
