Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Malawi

Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Malawi We are committed, under God, to the faithful preaching of the gospel for the salvation of sinners and the sanctification of the saints.

The Associated Presbyterian Church in Malawi (here after "APC Malawi") is a Reformed church (denomination) whose system of doctrine is formulated in the Westminster Standards which include: 1. The Westminster Confession of Faith, 2. The Westminster Larger Catechism, 3. The Westminster Shorter Catechism, 4. The Directory of Public Worship, and 5. The Form of Church Government. We are committed, un

der God, to the faithful preaching of the gospel for the salvation of sinners and the sanctification of the saints. “Always Preaching Christ” is our motto following the example of the apostles (1 Corinthians 1:23). Sound biblical teaching and preaching in the spirit of the Apostles and the Reformers will be the main distinctive of APC Malawi.

Today church leaders had a very productive site visit at the Dzuwa Agricultural Project.Two agricultural specialists vis...
27/02/2026

Today church leaders had a very productive site visit at the Dzuwa Agricultural Project.
Two agricultural specialists visited the land to assess its suitability and provide professional guidance as we prepare for implementation. The discussions were encouraging and insightful.
The specialists will submit a feasibility report by Wednesday next week, which will guide the next steps of the project.

This agricultural initiative is aimed at making ARPC financially sustainable. The vision is to generate income that will help support and run the church’s operations and ministries in a consistent and responsible way.
We are grateful for the progress and excited about what lies ahead.

We need your prayers!

01/02/2026
29/12/2025

“The Christian ethic is the same no matter what the Supreme Court does.” —R.C. Sproul

From the teaching series ‘Pleasing God’

Today's gathering
30/11/2025

Today's gathering

“Men who have little grasp of truth and little knowledge of God have little hope of stability in their society.”“Poor pr...
04/07/2025

“Men who have little grasp of truth and little knowledge of God have little hope of stability in their society.”

“Poor preaching invites poor concentration, and poor concentration invites slack preparation.”

Denis Lane

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Lilongwe
1981

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