In a landmark recognition of her spiritual and humanitarian contributions, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, leader of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations, SCOAN, has received multiple awards from Argentine authorities following a historic crusade and charity outreach in the country.
The event, which included a significant relief program for the underprivileged, was lauded as an event of public interest by various government bodies, highlighting its profound impact on the Argentine community.
Pastor Joshua was awarded the “Key to the City of Resistencia” in the Chaco Province by the city’s Mayor, Abelardo Nokckich, marking her as a distinguished personality and honored “citizen” of Resistencia.
Further commendations came from the President of the Chaco Chamber of Deputies, Carmen Delgado Britto, who officially recognized the crusade as a special event for the province. Additionally, Chaco’s Governor, Leandro Zdero, praised the event for its positive influence on the province.
Expressing gratitude for the honors, Pastor Joshua dedicated the awards to Argentine Christians. “God commands that we should be here to demonstrate His love physically and spiritually,” she said. “I dedicate these awards to the Christians in Argentina who are striving and yearning to be like our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May you continue to grow in faith, spirit, and in the words of God.” She also extended prayers for blessings and transformation in Argentina.
The two-day crusade drew numerous dignitaries, including Provincial Deputy Paola Beneitez, Minister of Justice, Labor, and Human Rights Jorge Gomez, and Religious Affairs Directors Pedro Garcia and Javier Pinero.
Attendees were witness to what many called a spiritual rejuvenation, experiencing a revival of the early Apostolic age with miracles, healings, deliverances, and blessings throughout the event.
The Argentine government’s multiple honors for Pastor Joshua underscore the profound spiritual and social impact of her work, resonating with thousands and rekindling faith across the country.