Azad Marshall is a Pakistani bishop, currently serving, since May 2021, as the Moderator Bishop of the Church of Pakistan, a United Protestant denomination that is a member of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, the Anglican Communion, and the World Methodist Council.

In 1980, he founded Church Foundation Seminars, a Church-related teaching and training ministry to strengthen pastors and leaders.

In 2003, Bishop Azad was appointed Vicar General in the Province of Jerusalem and the Middle East to have Episcopal oversight of the Church in Iran.

Nashotah House conferred upon Bishop Azad Marshall the degree of Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa.

[1] Marshall's publications include Onward and Upward (1990), a Confirmation preparation course; Churches of the Middle East (1993); Letters to the Seven Churches in Revelation (1994), and Lent and Us (1994), and he edited Building Bridges, a compilation of speeches given by Lord Robert Runcie, then Archbishop of Canterbury, on his visit to Pakistan.