HPF Elects New Leadership Team for 2025

Houston:
The Houston Pentecostal Fellowship (HPF) has elected its leadership team for 2025 during the annual General Body Meeting held on March 16 at Christian Assembly of Houston.

Pastor Mathew K. Philip, Senior Pastor of Houston Full Gospel Church of God, has been elected as the President. Known for his strong leadership and deep spiritual insight, Pastor Mathew has been a guiding force in the Houston community for many years. His vision for HPF includes fostering unity among local churches and enhancing community outreach and spiritual growth.

Pastor Byju Thomas, Senior Pastor of Maranatha Full Gospel Church, Houston, will serve as the Vice President. Pastor Byju is committed to supporting the fellowship’s mission and bringing new energy to the community’s ministry efforts.

Dr. Sam Chacko, a dedicated leader and active member of IPC Hebron Houston, has been appointed as the Secretary. With a passion for ministry and a commitment to spiritual growth, he will play a key role in the fellowship’s administrative and organizational activities.

Jaimon Thankachan, an active member of South West Church of God, Houston, has been elected as the Treasurer. He will oversee the financial management of HPF, ensuring transparency and accountability in all financial matters.

John Mathew Punalur, who is actively involved in various mission and charity initiatives, has been elected as the Mission & Charity Coordinator.

Dan Cherian, an active member of Christian Assembly Houston, will serve as the Song Coordinator, contributing his musical talents to enhance the fellowship’s worship initiatives.

Finny Raju Houston, an active presence on various social and media platforms, has been appointed as the Media Coordinator, supporting the fellowship’s outreach and communication efforts.

Houston Pentecostal Fellowship is a united body of 16 churches in the Houston area, organizing one-day conferences, seminars, annual conventions, and mission and charity initiatives.