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Jack Hakimian, an experienced pastor and mentor, had the privilege of guiding Artur Asaduriyan during a pivotal time in his spiritual journey. Life Pacific College (now Life Pacific University) recently highlighted Artur’s story, sharing how, just two years after becoming a Christian, Artur was recommended by his youth pastor, Jack Hakimian (class of ’03), to attend the college. There, Artur's understanding of the Bible deepened, and his approach to Christian philosophy and apologetics was profoundly transformed. Jack’s mentorship played a key role in shaping Artur’s path toward a life rooted in faith and knowledge.

At a news conference in Miami, Pastor Jack Hakimian demands an apology from Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho after Carvalho threatened to keep the pastor from conducting Sunday school classes at North Miami Senior High.

North Miami Pastor Jack Hakimian had strong words for elected city officials at a meeting last week. Hakimian, upset that council members gave their approval for a strip club to open in the city, cautioned them that their decision will have lifelong consequences.

A North Miami pastor is calling for an apology from the police department after it was discovered that mugshots of black men were being used for officers' target practice.

After a disagreement between a Florida school superintendent and Pastor Jack Hakimian over his homosexuality-centered sermons, Hakimian agreed to attend an GLBT forum Wednesday evening, an experience he says that allowed him to address labels like "anti-gay."

Jack Hakimian, a controversial North Miami pastor who preaches that homosexuality is akin to witchcraft and drug abuse, faced a group of LGBT activists last night at Temple Beth Moshe after his statements caused a string of public controversies this summer. During the town hall Aleen Sirgany, a former national...

A Miami pastor is preaching what the Bible says: homosexuality is a sin. Now, the Miami-Dade County School Superintendent is “reviewing” its lease to the church.

A pastor says a South Florida community is owed an apology after the North Miami Beach Police Department said it would no longer use mug shots of black men for sniping training.

CBN.com Violence was a way of life for Jack Hakimian. He grew up in the tough neighborhoods of Los Angeles where his role models were gang members.

Jamesly Louis, a 21-year-old gay Haitian-American man, broke down in tears during a town hall meeting with LGBT activists and religious leaders from South Florida.

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Are Anti-Gay Sermons OK In Public Schools?

Miami-Dade County School Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho has backed down from his threat to revoke the lease from Impact Miami Church and Pastor Jack Hakimian. The Superintendent threatened to review the lease following a sermon by Pastor Hakimian, in which he spoke about the intolerance of those who espouse the homosexual agenda.

While some are opposed to controversial anti-gay pastor Jack Hakimian participating at a National Prayer Day event paid for by North Miami Beach City Hall, he says he is the one being discriminated against for voicing his opinion. NBC 6’s Claudia DoCampo reports.

The gay mafia is after Jack Hakimian. And the head of North Miami's Impact Miami church has found the batshit craziest way to let the world know about it.

The North Miami City Council voted 4-1 to pick up Pastor Jack Hakimian's expenses for his May 2 appearance, with Councilman Scott Galvin casting the dissenting vote

While being confined in a Los Angeles County jail cell, more than 20 years ago, amongst other prisoners who plotted on stripping their neighbors of belongings, money or dignity, Jack Hakimian looked up to the celling and cried out to God.

CBN.com Violence was a way of life for Jack Hakimian. He grew up in the tough neighborhoods of Los Angeles where his role models were gang members.

The half-Armenian-Lebanese, half-West African was born in Liberia and fled with his family to the U.S. in 1979, avoiding a civil war. He spent a majority of his teenage years incarcerated, calling himself a "troubled" teenager. In 1992, the 19-year-old Jack Hakimian accepted Jesus Christ as his savior while sitting in a dark cell in the L.A. Penitentiary.