The Pacific Christian Leadership Conference (PCLC) successfully conducted the third session of the “Keys to the Kingdom” Seminar Series on May 12, 2026, through an online gathering attended by clergy and Christian leaders across the Asia Pacific region. Centered on the theme “Your House and Your Kingdom” from 2 Samuel 7:16, the seminar explored God’s providential foundation for establishing His ideal family and kingdom on earth.

The program was hosted by Rev. Ursula McLackland, Coordinator of PCLC Thailand. The gathering opened with an uplifting praise song, “Yes Lord,” performed by the Solomon Islands Youth Singers, followed by the opening prayer offered by Apostle Adeniyi Ekine, Minister in Charge of King of Glory Model Parish CSMC, Australia.

Rev. Yutaka Yamada, Chairman of the PCLC Executive Committee, delivered the welcome remarks, reflecting on God’s enduring love and providence throughout biblical history and expressing gratitude for the continued efforts to promote interdenominational dialogue and unity among Christian leaders.

Dr. Robert S. Kittel, Director of Education of WCLC USA, delivered the main message entitled “Your House and Your Kingdom.” In his presentation, he explained how God’s providence unfolded through the families of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Rachel to prepare the foundation for both the Messiah and His bride. He emphasized the importance of establishing both a “house” — a God-centered family — and a “kingdom” founded on God’s principles as essential foundations for fulfilling God’s eternal plan.

Rev. Geoffrey Fyers, Director of PCLC New Zealand, gave reflections on the message, highlighting the importance of God’s principles in creation and restoration, human responsibility in God’s providence, and the need for both restored Adam and Eve in fulfilling God’s ideal.

The seminar concluded with announcements of upcoming PCLC activities, followed by the closing prayer offered by Msgr. Joseph P. Lalo of the Eastern Catholic Church: Neo Monastic of St. Thomas, Philippines. The program ended with joyful greetings and a group photo of all participants.