Pastors of Faith community church
Farouk and Sadia Mohamed
Farouk and Sadia Mohamed have been Lead and Co-Pastors respectively of Faith Community Church since 1989 as founders and visionary leaders. They have been married for the past forty-seven years and have two children. Pastor Farouk has been called of God and mandated under a radical, pioneering anointing to bring the Church back to its Spiritual base Who is the Person of Jesus Christ, and to the supremacy of the Bible as God’s Word. More specifically, they have heeded the call to raise up Disciples of Christ to boldly impose the Kingdom of God anywhere and everywhere in the City of San Fernando through deeds of kindness and to see that Kingdom invade the whole Earth.
Pastors Farouk and Sadia have selflessly, zealously, and compassionately given of themselves towards the goal of ensuring that each person at FCC is being fully equipped for the work of the ministry so they could fulfill their God given purpose and destiny in and through the local Church. They are fully committed to the call of Isaiah 58:12 upon their lives “to rebuild the old waste places; to raise up the foundations of many generations; a repairer of the breach and the restorer of paths to dwell in.”
They teach the Word of God with great clarity, simplicity and understanding and boldly proclaim Biblical Truths without fear of successful contradiction. Pastor Farouk ministers Nationally and Internationally and has hosted many Christian Outreach programs both on National Radio and Television over the years including “Probe 21” and “Finishing Grace.” He has led the Church in numerous Outreach Missions to Guyana, Barbados, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Dominica, Venezuela, and Peru where substantial work was done among the native Amazonian River Villages.
Surely, they have been called into the Kingdom for such a time as this!
“Let it be said of me, after I am dead and gone, that I have always tried to pluck a weed and plant a seed that will bring forth fruit”
– Rev. Farouk Mohamed (Snr. Pastor, Faith Community Church)