Pastor Kenneth William

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Short Biography

Pastor Kenneth William has been serving the Lord for many years through pastoral ministry, Bible teaching, music, leadership development, and Christian training. He brings a unique combination of professional experience, theological education, and a deep passion for serving the Church. 

Before entering full-time ministry, Pastor Kenneth spent 36 years in the financial sector, serving with financial institutions including Mushtaq Bank and Askari Bank. He also headed a loan department as Provincial Head of Punjab and worked with more than 1,500 business organizations. His professional experience has strengthened his leadership, organizational, and people-development skills. 

Ministry & Leadership 

Pastor Kenneth has served as a Gospel musician for 46 years and as a Bible teacher for 14 years. He has also served as a trained facilitator for the Kairos Course for 14 years, helping believers develop a greater understanding of God’s mission and their role in it. 

He is a co-founder of Kenny Timna Ministries and has been involved in pastoral ministry for the past four years. He also brings experience in Christian communication and social media ministry.

Education & Training 

Pastor Kenneth holds a master’s degree in Christian organizational leadership and has received additional theological and ministry training from: 

  • Open Theological Seminary 
  • Haggai Institute, USA 
  • Global Trust Partners, USA 

A Heart for God’s Mission 

Pastor Kenneth is passionate about equipping believers, teaching God’s Word, developing leaders, and mobilizing the Church for mission. His ministry reflects a desire to see Christians grow in their faith and use their gifts to serve God and others. 

At International Christian Fellowship, he contributes to the church’s vision of being Christ-like, mobilizing the Church, developing leaders, and reaching communities and nations with the love of Christ. 

“The Lord will make you the head and not the tail, and you will always be on top and never at the bottom.” 
— Deuteronomy 28:13