Hypocritical Pakistani doctors have failed to uphold the ethical standards that they have sworn to uphold within their Hippocratic oath, primarily respect for human rights and non-malfeasance says an expecting mother whose brother was killed by an ear, nose and throat specialist, three other doctors and security officers. Yesterday (26th March) while Kiran Saleem (30 yrs) was attending Services Hospital Lahore for a pre-booked appointment with a gynaecologist she was initially made to wait by Dr Sara Khan who was busy on her personal telephone a usual professional malaise in Pakistan. On this occasion however Dr Sara became so involved…
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Redbridge Easter Festival returns this year but on a smaller scale after council officers had already previously booked out Easter Monday to a local commercial market. So for this year we are holding our event on Saturday 31st March from 12pm – 5pm. This year our event will have a wonderful musical concert involving, Capstone Church the youth choir of Ilford High Road Baptist and their counterparts for Redeemed Christian Church of God otherwise known as Liberty Church. Joining them will be Ilford Asian Church with a more established choir and a band of hall drummers for some high tempo…
Leighton Medley our BPCA Outreach Minister has returned to Pakistan to reach new communities with the true Gospel of Christ and to continue discipling those who have been already been reached through our previous campaigns. Leighton’s remit for this work is quite simple, he is to bolster the faith of Christians who have little access to regular church services setting up bible study leaders who will one day become ministers of the Gospel in rural communities, he is to bring revival and better understanding to Christian churches in Pakistan many of which have adopted a very legalistic theology and have…
As faith organisations of Asian origin register complaints about the proclivity of western media – especially groups in the UK – to clump crimes by a particular ethnic faith community into a broader classification, namely ‘Asian,’ the British Pakistani Christian Association joins the clamour for improved vigour and responsibility to thwart the impunity that perpetrators have gained through statutory authority fear of being labelled racist. Complaints arose after articles exposing the Telford grooming gangs (click here) chose to list the perpetrators as Asians rather than Pakistani Muslims (click here). Hindu complaint (click here) Sikh Complaint (click here) Mr Chowdhry, Chairman of the BPCA wrote a complaint to…
A Pakistani Catholic named Michael D’Souza, had been brutally assaulted by Muslim thugs in a suburb of Karachi on the 17th of March 2017 whilst going about his work as a tuk tuk driver. The attackers burned his tuk tuk (also known as a motorized rickshaw) which was his only source of livelihood. Images of Michael, beaten, bruised, and bloody, after he was discharged from the emergency room are alarming especially as he had once fled his homeland to escape the very persecution that he has now suffered. Michael’s story is painful but not isolated and many Christians face similar…
BPCA wins contract to run Creative English – a national English language programme Migrant communities in Redbridge are being encouraged to sharpen up their English skills by talking their way into better language and communication. The courses which are to be free of cost and will mainly operate from Clementswood Community Centre, 14a Connaught Road, Ilford, Essex, IG1 !RN will help students enhance their conversational abilities through inventive learning aids like word cards, puppets, props and encouraging them to engage in real-life-situation scenario based training. Creative English is a national community-based English language programme, administered by national network, FaithAction and…
Our latest school in Thailand opened in February and is developing well say both students and teachers. The school has two paid teachers Miss Tina and Miss Sheroze. moreover there are already 12 students enrolled on courses – a number we expect to increase as news spreads to the new facility. During evenings we have an adult English class and 4 women are already enrolled. This number should increase drastically. Maqsood Iqbal a BPCA volunteer has kindly sourced a donor for the provision of regular stationary and curriculum textbooks which will follow the Oxford syllabus. We currently have two computers…
It’s time to call a spade a spade! The revelation of the UK’s largest ever paedophile ring who operated in Telford since the 1980’s and potentially claimed over 1000 victims, has been a torturous reminder that the current police and statutory authority disposition to avoid racist slurs, hampers their ability to react effectively to grooming gangs involving Pakistani Muslim men. It is believed gangs in the town abused up to 1,000 girls, some as young as 11, over a four-decade period. The girls were often drugged, beaten and raped, one was murdered alongside her mother and sister and two others…
Image of alarming protest for Pakistani Christian victims Sajid and Patras Masih which had large red and white political flags with Islamic images and no posters for the victims till BPCA arrived. Last weekend was the most chaotic weekend of BPCA’s history. After a group of Pakistani Christians organised a protest we agreed to support them for a protest on Saturday 3rd March and even had it mentioned on a Premier Christian radio story. Without consultation the lead group called Overseas Pakistani Christians cancelled the night before and shared their news over social media, meaning we could not do anything…
Leighton Medley our BPCA Outreach Minister has returned to Pakistan to reach new communities with the true Gospel of Christ and to continue discipling those who have been already been reached through our previous campaigns. Leighton’s remit for this work is quite simple, he is to bolster the faith of Christians who have little access to regular church services setting up bible study leaders who will one day become ministers of the Gospel in rural communities, he is to bring revival and better understanding to Christian churches in Pakistan many of which have adopted a very legalistic theology and have…