Maranatha Christian High School
The first Maranatha school, on the premises of Good Samaritan Church of Pakistan. It began with 250 pupils and now teaches more than 300 children.
Campus page on mchs.edu.pkTuition-free Christian schools serving communities where a school fee would end a child's education.

The families we serve earn their living in harvest fields, brick kilns and on building sites. Most cannot afford a private school, and in many places Christian children meet discrimination at school and quietly drop out. A Maranatha school gives them a safe classroom close to home, free of charge.
Each school follows the government syllabus and puts Bible teaching first, so that children grow in knowledge and in faith together.
Full details of each campus are on the official school website. Where a campus page exists, the link is given below.
The first Maranatha school, on the premises of Good Samaritan Church of Pakistan. It began with 250 pupils and now teaches more than 300 children.
Campus page on mchs.edu.pkThe third tuition-free school, serving more than 60 Christian families in Seowal who work in the fields, in brick kilns and on building sites.
Campus page on mchs.edu.pkOne of the tuition-free Maranatha campuses. A fuller description of this school will be added soon.
Primary classes meeting in the church premises in Dina, with the pastor's house used as classroom space while the search for a proper building goes on.
Campus page on mchs.edu.pkA village of more than 300 families, among them over 30 Christian families whose fathers mostly work as day labourers on farms, building sites and brick kilns.
Campus page on mchs.edu.pkMaranatha Christian School is registered with the School Education Department of the Government of the Punjab, Pakistan, at High School level.

Every Maranatha school is 100% tuition-free. Your prayers and gifts keep the doors open for children from poor Christian families in Pakistan.