HPF Elects New Leadership Team for the Next Season in Houston

Houston, TX:
The Houston Pentecostal Fellowship (HPF) has elected its new leadership team for the upcoming term during its General Body meeting. The fellowship, which brings together 16 churches across the Houston area under a shared spiritual vision, continues its legacy of over 30 years in ministry, unity, and community service.

Throughout the years, HPF has been actively organizing a variety of spiritual and community programs, including general meetings, family seminars, multilingual worship services, special Hindi gatherings, leadership sessions for pastors and church leaders, annual conventions, and monthly prayer meetings.

Pastor Byju Thomas has been elected as President. He serves as the Senior Pastor of Maranatha Full Gospel Church and is widely known for his preaching and worship ministry. Pastor John Simon has been elected as Vice President, actively serving at Christian Assembly of Houston. Aji Idicula has been appointed as Secretary and currently serves as the National Secretary for the NACOG Conference. John Mathew Punalur has been named Treasurer and is recognized for his involvement in various charitable initiatives.

Other key positions include Joy Thumpamon as Media Coordinator, Vinod Eapen as Charity Coordinator, Stephen Samuel as Worship Coordinator, Daniel Abraham as Hindi Worship Coordinator, and Pastor John Isaac as Prayer Coordinator.

HPF also continues to encourage active participation through women’s and youth ministries. The fellowship remains committed to charitable outreach, supporting individuals and families in need both in the United States and India.

With its newly elected leadership, HPF looks forward to continuing its mission of fostering unity, spiritual growth, and service in the community.