Pastor Georges Dabbo
Pastor Georges Dabbo was born on October 7, 1963 in Lebanon. In August 1975, he gave his life to the Lord Jesus Christ and experienced the saving grace of God. In 1976, he moved to Valence, France, where he sensed a clear call from God to full-time Christian ministry.
Answering that call, he pursued theological and pastoral training at the Bible Institute of Nogent-sur-Marne and the seminary at Vaux-sur-Seine. On September 1, 1989, he was installed as pastor in Marseille (Saint-Antoine), France, and on April 18, 1993, he was officially ordained to the pastoral ministry.
In 1988, Pastor Georges married Priscille, and together they have been blessed with three children: Henry, Debora, and Joshua.
On March 11, 1996, Pastor Georges survived a severe car accident in which he suffered 17 fractures. By the miraculous healing power of God, he was completely restored and discharged after just 16 days without undergoing any surgery—a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness that continues to inspire many.
During his ministry in Marseille, he led the construction of the Margos Vekilan Cultural Center and the dedication of a new church sanctuary on May 4, 2003.
In September 2003, Pastor Georges and his family moved to Montreal, Canada, to shepherd the First Armenian Evangelical Church of Montreal. Alongside his pastoral ministry at FAEC, he serves as a passionate revivalist and evangelist, traveling worldwide to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ.