Rev. Dr. Maqsood Kamil

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  www.foothillspresbytery.org/NewsfromFoothillsPresbytery - [Cached Version]
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  Furman University's Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship hosted a cultural life program recently which featured Dr. Maqsood Kamil, a professor of systematic theology and Executive Secretary of the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan. Dr. Kamil spoke on "Pakistan and the Life and Witness of Christians in a Muslim Culture. Mr. Mazen Abushanab, President of the Greenville Islamic Society, also spoke about the life and witness of Muslims in a Christian culture in the United States. Dr. Kamil traveled to the U.S. as part of an Interfaith Listening Project, a program of the PC(USA) Interfaith and Ecumenical Relations office. The Eastminster Presbyterian Church co-sponsored this effort with the presbytery Mission Team. (Pictured left to right are Eastminster Elder Armin Meyer, PWF interim campus minister Rev. Andy Casto-Waters, Dr. Kamil, Mr. Abushanab, and Eastminster co-pastors Rev. Tandy Taylor and Rev. David Taylor.)

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  Maqsood Kamil, executive secretary of the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan and a professor of systematic theology at Gujranwala Theological Seminary, said: "You have to be compassionate if you want to be a partner" - and that doesn't just mean having zeal for mission.
  
  "The Western church does not know the meaning of suffering, which is so essential for Christian life," Kamil said.Jesus says in the Bible, "deny yourself, lift up your cross, follow me," but many Americans know prosperity, not suffering, and don't understand that "if one suffers, the whole body suffers."
  
  Americans offer money, "but are you going to stand on the ground where we were hit?"Kamil asked.When a church in Pakistan burned, what mattered most, he said, was that Rafaat Zaki, then a regional coordinator with the PC(USA)'s Worldwide Ministries Division, came and stood on the ashes.
  
  "That was so important to us, far more than the money," Kamil said, calling that "a partnership of suffering."
  
  American missionaries in Pakistan and India eventually finish out their service and go home, Kamil said.But Muslim missionaries never leave, never go back - they are buried where they served, while some Christian missionaries "love mission but do not love the people to whom they have been sent.I'm telling you real truth."
  
  The Pakistanis call these people "project-lovers," Kamil said, because they dislike the Pakistani people and "behave the way the American government behaves."Pakistani Christians need partners who think like servants, not colonialists, he said - people who say, "I am here to serve.

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  James D. Brown, K. L. Nasir, W. C. Christy, Iqbal Nisar and now Arthur James, all used and are using the office of the seminary as the Headquarters of United Presbyterian Church of Pakistan/Presbyterian Church of Pakistan. (Mr. Maqsood Kamil the Secretary of Presbyterian Church of Pakistan keeps his office and operates both for Seminary and the church from Gujranwala Theological Seminary Gujranwala).

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  Maqsood Kamil Maqsood Kamil is Executive Secretary of the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan and Professor of Systematic Theology at Gujranwala Theological Seminary.He holds both a Master of Arts in Religion and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.Maqsood served as an Ecumenical Advisory Delegate to the 216th General Assembly (2004), has represented his church as an observer to the Reformed Ecumenical Council, and will serve as an international peacemaker with the PC(USA) this year.Maqsood was dedicated by his parents at birth to be a servant of the Lord.He and his wife, Ruby, have two children.

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  Rev. Maqsood Kamil Executive Secretary 6 Empress Road, Lahore 54000, Pakistan Tel: 92-42-630 5867 / 630 5574 Fax: 92-42-636 9745
  
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  PC(USA) - Mission Connections - Letter - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/25/2003    Last Visited: 3/25/2003  

  We greatly appreciated the gift of a visit from Rev. Dr. Maqsood Kamil, the executive secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Pakistan.Maqsood, a good friend, was in the United States to attend a conference and by the grace of God traveled through Pittsburgh on his way.This afforded us the opportunity to spend several hours with him catching up on the news from "home."Please continue to pray for Christians there and the protection of the saints as they seek to be faithful followers in a difficult situation.
  
  Finally, in the midst of these times, which seem so unsettled and hopeless, we are reminded that our hope is in God and His promises.

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  PC(USA) - Mission Connections - Letter - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/25/2003    Last Visited: 4/24/2003  

  We greatly appreciated the gift of a visit from Rev. Dr. Maqsood Kamil, the executive secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Pakistan.Maqsood, a good friend, was in the United States to attend a conference and by the grace of God traveled through Pittsburgh on his way.

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  Presbyterian Outlook - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/12/2004    Last Visited: 6/1/2006  

  Maqsood Kamil, an ecumenical advisory delegate from the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan, said in that mostly Islamic country, Christians "were considered not Pakistani and second-class citizens," and could not vote.Immigrants to the U.S. need to be welcomed, not told "you are here but not really here, we don't consider you full brothers and sisters," Kamil said.

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  Presbyterians For Renewal - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/8/2006    Last Visited: 12/9/2007  

  Rev. Dr. Maqsood Kamil is Executive Secretary of the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan and Professor of Systematic Theology at Gujranwala Theological Seminary.

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  Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/4/2007    Last Visited: 10/5/2009  

  Maqsood Kamil is a Presbyterian minister and a professor at Gujranwala Theological Seminary in Pakistan. He will talk about the current situation and answer questions at several events in the Twin Cities:

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