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A tract by Pas Connors, on the occasion of the 2019 floods in Malawi & Mozambique Comfort ye, Comfort Ye My People (Isaiah 40:1) Dearly beloved, suffering, children of God of the EPCM, Praise God, you have been gathered into… Continue Reading →
An Appeal for Funds for Flood Relief
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(Photo credit: Department of Disaster Management Affairs, Malawi government) Brethren, I bring sad tidings that there has been a major calamity in Malawi. Just when things were looking promising for a seasonable harvest of maize next month, the land… Continue Reading →
Tropical Cyclone Idai is scheduled to hit Malawi from Thursday (14 Mar 2019), bringing heavy rainfall to Central and Northern Regions of Malawi. Flooding and damage is likely. Please pray earnestly that the Lord will come to their rescue. …… Continue Reading →
An urgent update from Pas Rex: This week has not been good for Malawi especially Southern and Central Regions. It has been raining so heavily day and night and has resulted in floods and collapsing of houses. Many have been… Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION Brothers and sisters of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Australia and Pilgrim Covenant Church – Singapore: To begin with receive greetings from The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Malawi and Mozambique. It is our hope and prayers that The Lord… Continue Reading →
Brethren, We thank God for His Providence. He has given us new ministers even in Mozambique. As you know we did not have any pastor after the going home of Rev. Magriva. The 17th of December, 2017 will also be… Continue Reading →
Pas Rex reports… The Church in Mozambique is growing wonderfully also. One of the men helping is Vincent Wilson. He is a ministerial student. He did well in the ministerial student interviews but had a shortfall in shorter catechism and… Continue Reading →
Pas Rex reports: On Tuesday, 5th September, 2017 the youth from Chilemba, Katundu, Monekera, Mberenga, Luchenza, Chimwanga, Kajawo and Namiwa EPC had attended a counseling seminar. The youth were aged from 12-18 years. This was organized to encourage them on… Continue Reading →