VISION

To see all Filipino Evangelists effectively proclaiming the Gospel.

MISSION

To enlist, equip, encourage and mentor Filipino Evangelists in proclaiming the Gospel to the whole nation.

OBJECTIVES

1. To identify, enlist and recognize Filipino Evangelist by networking and coordinating denominations, local churches, para-church organizations in order to build relationships on a continual basis.
2. To develop, equip, encourage potential evangelists through seminars and training.
3. To mentor Filipino evangelists in proclaiming the gospel to the whole nation.

PROJECTS

1. Training of Evangelists (Institute of Itinerant Evangelist, IIE).
2. Forming and conducting fellowships among LPE local chapters nationwide.
3. National and Regional Congress on Evangelism.
4. Organizing Evangelism Seminars in churches.
5. Conducting Evangelistic Crusades in cooperation with local churches.
6. Mentoring Filipino evangelists in proclaiming the Gospel to the whole nation.

HISTORY

In 1983 the Billy Graham Evangelist Association sponsored a conference in Amsterdam primarily for itinerant evangelists. Bishop George Castro and Dr. Greg Tingson led the Philippine delegation composed of about 80 pastors and evangelists. The conference not only equipped them as ministers of God’s Word but also rekindled their passion for evangelism.

Towards the end of the ten-day gathering, Dr. Tingson summoned all the Filipino delegates and voiced out the urgency of responding to the challenge they had heard. He shared with them the need to form an association or a team that will work together towards the evangelization of the entire Philippines. During the deliberation, a network of evangelist was conceived – Bayanihan Fellowship of Philippine evangelists (BAFPE), with Dr. Tingson serving as consultant and adviser.

In that same year, one of the leaders of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (PCEC) initiated a meeting with the group to establish partnership with it in helping fulfill the DAWN (Discipling a Whole Nation) 2000 vision of seeing a church planted in every barangay nationwide by year 2000. Challenged by the vision, the body readily committed to work hand in hand with PCEC. It was also during this meeting that the network’s name was changed to The League of Philippine Evangelists (LPE).

Since then, LPE has been actively and faithfully carrying out its role in discipling the nation for Christ by equipping evangelists from all over the country through conferences and seminars and by doing saturation evangelism.

Contact Us:

League of Philippine Evangelists
Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches
62 Molave Street, Project 3,
Quezon City 1102 Philippines