Pastor Evelyn Joshua Honored in Argentina Following Landmark Crusade

Pastor Evelyn Joshua Honored in Argentina Following Landmark Crusade

By Dare Adejumo

Pastor Evelyn Joshua, leader of The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), has been celebrated with multiple honors in Argentina, following a highly impactful two-day crusade in Resistencia, Chaco Province. The event, organized by SCOAN, was recognized by various Argentine authorities as a significant moment for the community, both spiritually and socially.

In a gesture that underscores her influence and the impact of the crusade, Pastor Joshua was awarded the “Key to the City” of Resistencia by Mayor Abelardo Knokckich, symbolizing her status as an esteemed and honored guest. This recognition marks her as the first among equals and an honorary “citizen” of the city.

Additional awards were presented by key government officials, including the President of the Chamber of Deputies of Chaco Province, Carmen Delgado Britto, who formally recognized the crusade as “a special event of great significance” for the province. The Governor of Chaco, Leandro Zdero, was also involved in extending this prestigious recognition to Pastor Joshua.

Visibly moved by the recognition, Pastor Joshua expressed her gratitude, stating, “It’s God’s command that brought us here to demonstrate His love physically and spiritually. I dedicate these awards to the Christians in Argentina who are striving to follow our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May you continue to grow in faith, spirit, and in the words of God.” She concluded with a heartfelt prayer for blessings and positive change across Argentina.

Among the notable attendees were Provincial Deputy Paola Beneitez, Minister of Justice, Labour, and Human Rights Jorge Gomez, Director of Religious Affairs for the province Pedro Garcia, and Director of Religious Affairs for Resistencia Javier Pinero.

The crusade not only served as a revitalization of Christian faith but also introduced many to a profound spiritual experience. Known for its demonstrations of healing, deliverance, and transformative encounters, the event has been described as a revival of early apostolic fervor in Argentina—a nation where, until now, Christianity had begun to feel more like a social convention than a spiritual calling.

With its message of hope and renewal, Pastor Evelyn Joshua’s crusade has left a lasting impact on the lives of many in Argentina, breathing new life into the Christian faith and inspiring countless souls in the process.