Bishop Javed of Episcopal Church Mission Karachi Diocese retires

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Faisalabad: January 11, 2016. (PCP) Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan has announced about Bishop “ Javed” of Karachi Diocese has been retired on 8th January 2016 by the executive body of Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan (Arch- Bishop “Augustine Bhatti”, Bishop of Pakistan “Dr.Bishop FS Bhatti” ,Bishop of Pir Mahal “Sardar Masih” and Chief Director “GM Taib’) in the meeting of Toba Tek Singh Diocese, Pakistan. May God Bless him. In the meeting of 8th January 2016, it had been discussed about ex – Bishop Anwar Iqbal who had been separated from Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan since 10 December 2009 by publishing news in national News Paper “ Surrat – E – Hall”. Arch – Bishop Augustine Bhatti published news about Anwar Iqbal had been dismissed from Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan already. Now he is using our church history dates with his new denomination work. Now Arch – Bishop warns legally to ex – Bishop Anwar, why he is using our dates of Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan (1935, 1941 and 1948) even he is not part of Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan now. If he will use these dates of our National Church of Episcopal for his new International denomination, he will have to face court by legal notice. Episcopal Church Mission Pakistan will take action by law.

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