I n a powerful display of unity and determination, over 300 Pakistani Christians gathered outside the Pakistani High Commission in London to protest the devastating incidents that unfolded in Jaranwala, Pakistan. The protest, held on Monday, August 21st, served as a resounding call against the burning of approximately 100 homes and 25 churches. The event was not organised by a particular group but was a coming together of many Pakistani Christian groups. Prominent figures, including Bishop Michael-Nazir, Dr. Peter David, Asim Mall of PMRO, and Pastor Chaugtai from Birmingham and Juliet Chowdhry from British Asian Christian Association attended and spoke at the event. Impassioned speeches echoed the collective resolve to seek justice and restoration for the affected community. A delegation engaged with the High Commissioner for Pakistan for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Dr. Mohammad Faisal, stressing the urgency of the matter. Renowned Gospel singer Hammad Ba