On October 4, 2026, Dr. Andri Zaki, head of Egypt's Evangelical Church, concluded his pastoral visit to the Qena Governorate with the inauguration of a new Evangelical Church in Taiba. The event was attended by Abd al-Muttalib Amr, Governor of Qena, and several church leaders, as well as local officials and community members. The new church was built on a 1000 square meter plot of land donated by the Egyptian government.

Dr. Andri Zaki praised President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's administration for its efforts to promote coexistence and equality among citizens. He noted that the government's support for worship centers reflects its commitment to building a strong and stable society. The Evangelical Church head also expressed gratitude to the government for its role in renovating and developing worship centers across the country.

The new Evangelical Church in Taiba is a significant addition to the community, providing a place of worship for local residents. The church's inauguration was attended by several high-ranking officials, including Amr Tharwat, head of the Nile Evangelical Synod, and Mustafa Said, head of the Qena Governorate's Southern Region.

Dr. Andri Zaki also acknowledged the efforts of Abd al-Muttalib Amr, Governor of Qena, in promoting development and improving services in the governorate. The governor expressed his appreciation for the Evangelical Church's role in promoting social cohesion and community development.

The inauguration of the new Evangelical Church in Taiba is part of a broader effort to promote interfaith dialogue and understanding in Egypt. The church's construction reflects the government's commitment to providing a safe and supportive environment for all citizens, regardless of their faith.

The event was also attended by several other high-ranking officials, including Samuel Adel, head of the Evangelical Church's pastoral and missionary council, and Michael Moses, pastor of the Taiba Evangelical Church. The inauguration of the new church marks an important milestone in the development of the Evangelical Church in Egypt.

The Egyptian government has been working to promote development and improve services in the Qena Governorate, with a focus on enhancing the quality of life for local residents. The inauguration of the new Evangelical Church in Taiba reflects the government's commitment to supporting the local community and promoting social cohesion.

Key points

  • The Egyptian government has prioritized the development of worship centers, reflecting its commitment to promoting coexistence and equality among citizens.
  • The new Evangelical Church in Taiba was built on a 1000 square meter plot of land donated by the Egyptian government.
  • The inauguration of the new church marks an important milestone in the development of the Evangelical Church in Egypt.

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