In the heart of Vienna, The Lord’s Pentecostal Evangelistic Ministry, or L-PEM, pulses with a vibrant energy. It’s a beacon of faith, echoing the very words of Jesus: “You shall receive power, when the Holy Spirit has come upon you.” L-PEM’s story begins in October 1994, under the guidance of Evangelist Mrs. M. F. Makinwa. Initially, the ministry shared space with the “New Apostolic Church” in Vienna’s 21st district. They later moved to Oedenburger Strasse, still within the 21st district, briefly operating under the name C.A.C. However, the ministry soon found its true identity and name. In 1999, following internal discussions about growth and direction, the ministry underwent a significant change. By 2000, it was reborn as The Lord’s Pentecostal Evangelistic Ministry, embracing its unique mission. The Lord’s Pentecostal Evangelistic Ministry is firmly rooted in the belief that the Holy Spirit empowers believers to overcome daily challenges. They proclaim a message of repentance and new life in Jesus. This resonates with the core Pentecostal emphasis on direct personal experience of God through the Holy Spirit. From its humble beginnings, L-PEM has grown remarkably. It has expanded to other parts of Austria, including Linz and Klagenfurt, and even reached Nigeria. The Lord’s Pentecostal Evangelistic Ministry stands as a testament to the power of faith and the Holy Spirit. Here, in Vienna, it continues to strive towards its vision: to touch lives worldwide, starting right here in the heart of Austria. Its headquarters remain at Stuwerstrasse 1-3, in the 1020 Vienna postcode, a central hub for their expanding international ministry.
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