In November last year I’ve posted about Nasedegu for the first time, telling you how in that village we have a very important ministry, that is to plant a new church. Nasedegu is a village where there are no Evangelical Churches and it is surrounded by other villages in theā¦ Continue reading…
Today we visited a church in the village of Sitima, where pastor Chinthalo is serving his people. Sitima is located in a remote area, 50 minutes driving distance from town, off the main road, off a dirt road and even off a bicycle path. In many places the grass hasā¦ Continue reading…
Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 53% of the population living below the national poverty line and 90% of whom are living on less than $2 per day. Ā The large majority of the population lives in rural areas, engaged in subsistence farming. People here dependā¦ Continue reading…
āGod wouldnāt call me to risk my health, or my familyās health, or our lives, would He?ā When we first surrendered for the work in Malawi, someone with a prominent position in the church took me aside and told me I was unwise and irresponsible for taking my family –ā¦ Continue reading…
Our site has received a new look which we hope will make it cleaner and easier to navigate through. The landing page (www.mission2malawi.com) will contain updated pictures, some important posts and the last 4 blog articles. The menu on top is easier to see and hopefully more intuitive. Blog willā¦ Continue reading…
Dear all, By God’s grace we have entered into a new year and, interestingly enough, now we also mark exactly 2018 days since the beginning of the work with the orphans. In an effort to make the ministry with the orphans in Kachere and Mpyupyu more efficient, and to betterā¦ Continue reading…
Thank you for being a blessing to us throughout this 2017. Whether you pray for us, support us or both; your part in this ministry is so important and we would like to show our appreciation. Whether you come or send someone else, thank you for laboring alongside us forā¦ Continue reading…
Imagine your life without access to clean water… Imagine yourself having to wake up early in the morning and walk long distances to the nearest source of water… Imagine the hardships you would have to endure if your access to water was limited solely based on your beliefs… Continue reading…
It has been several months since my last update on this blog. Several factors played a role: time, tiredness, very slow internet, etc, many times all three at the same time. It is now mid-November and we just had our last short term mission team for this year and Iā¦ Continue reading…
Although we are on furlough, the work in Malawi continues on full speed, with the #3 block of our school reaching the roof level. Starting with September 2017, Hope for the Future Elementary will serve pupils grades 1 – 6. Pray for the next step in the project: block #4,ā¦ Continue reading…
