Central Malawi Conference of SDA Church

Central Malawi Conference of SDA Church This page provides updates on church programs, camp meetings, and evangelisti campaigns. We are here to serve you.

We are a Christ-centered community committed to sharing the everlasting gospel, nurturing spiritual growth, and preparing people for the soon return of Jesus Christ. Welcome to Central Malawi Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Malawi! On behalf of the 76,000 plus Seventh-day Adventists who comprise Central Malawi Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Malawi, I congratula

te you for visiting our page. Existing in a region that boasts about 6 million people and has a ratio of 1:100 Adventist to Non-Adventist, our challenge is to bring the gospel as it is proclaimed by the Seventh-day Adventists Church to the numerous un entered areas of our region. Currently we have 791 church points or congregations across the region organized into 56 church districts with 53 full time active pastors and 3 volunteer lay pastors.

23/08/2026

CMC Women's Ministries
Chikoleza Village - Kapiri, Dedza
Program updates.

Reported by Emmauel Nkombezi
Video Shot By Novakhiwa Perekamoyo

23/08/2026

Chikoleza Village, Kapiri- Dedza
Women's Ministries program updates....

Reported by Emmanuel Mkombezi
Video shot by Novakhiwa Perekamoyo
CMC Media

ZATHU ZATHU FIRST PHASE EQUIPMENT LAUNCHEDThe Central Malawi Conference (CMC) Women’s Ministries has launched the first ...
23/08/2026

ZATHU ZATHU FIRST PHASE EQUIPMENT LAUNCHED

The Central Malawi Conference (CMC) Women’s Ministries has launched the first phase of its “Zathu Zathu” equipment project, an initiative aimed at acquiring equipment to support evangelistic crusades, conferences, and other church programmes.

The launch took place on 22 August 2026, marking a significant milestone in the project.

The initiative has an estimated budget of K100 million. So far, more than K20 million has been raised and invested in purchasing equipment. The first phase includes more than 150 plastic chairs, which are already in the country, while a Public Address (PA) system is currently on its way.

Speaking during the launch, Mrs Linda Kasambala, Malawi Union Conference (MUC) Women’s Ministries Director, commended the CMC Women’s Ministries for the progress made. She encouraged members and other stakeholders to support the vision of the CMC Women’s Ministries leadership and ensure the project achieves its intended goals.

Meanwhile, Madam Smartha Hoka, CMC Women’s Ministries Director, expressed her excitement at the progress of the initiative. She described the development as an encouraging milestone and appealed to well-wishers and other stakeholders to continue supporting the project where necessary.

The Zathu Zathu project is expected to strengthen the capacity of the CMC Women’s Ministries to effectively support evangelistic and other church programmes across the Conference.

By Emmanuel Mkombezi

Novakiwa Perekamoyo
CMC Media

AKHRISTU A MPINGO WA MDZAWILA ALANGIZIDWA KUTI ADZIBWELERA KWA YEHOVA MWACHANGU AKACHIMWALasabata 22 August 2026, a Tre...
23/08/2026

AKHRISTU A MPINGO WA MDZAWILA ALANGIZIDWA KUTI ADZIBWELERA KWA YEHOVA MWACHANGU AKACHIMWA

Lasabata 22 August 2026, a Tresfor Kulale alangiza Akhristu a Mdzawila SDA Church, ku Tsangano m'boma la Ntcheu kuti adzibwalera kwa Mulungu mwachangu akasochera ndipo akachimwa.

Mkulalika kwawo a Kulale anagwiritsa ntchito Fanizo la Mwana Wolowelera pa Luka 15:11-32 pamene Yesu anafotokoza za mwana amene anapempha chuma kwa kholo lake. Napatsidwa nachoka, nalowelera ndikuononga chuma chonse, nayamba kuvutika, kenaka ndikuganiza zobwelera kwa makolo.

A Kulale anatsindika kuti Akhristu ifenso timachimwa, kusochela ndi kulowelera.
"Ndikukupemphani kuti pamene mwachimwa chonde bwelerani nsanga kwa Yehova kuti akukhululukireni ndi kuyanjana naye," anatero a Kulale.

A Kulale anachenjezanso Akhristu ena omwe amakhala okhumudwa, wochimwa akabweleranso kumpingo ngati momwe anachitira mkulu wake wa mwana wolowelerayo. Iwo anatsindika kuti kotero nkulakwitsa.

Pothilira ndemanga pa ulalikiwu, Elder Ganizani Chinthowa anati uthengawu ndi womwe ukufunika m'masiku kumapeto ano chifukwa ambilidi tasochera tinayenera kubwelera nsanga.

Elija William
CMC Media

MITUNDU SDA CHURCH CLOSES YOUTH COUNSELLING WEEKMitundu Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sabbath, 22 August 2026, brought...
23/08/2026

MITUNDU SDA CHURCH CLOSES YOUTH COUNSELLING WEEK

Mitundu Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sabbath, 22 August 2026, brought to a close its Youth Counselling Week, which ran from 16 to 22 August 2026.

The week featured several facilitators from the Family Life Department who guided young people through various counselling and life-skills lessons aimed at helping them understand their identity, cope with life challenges, develop positive values and strengthen their relationship with God.

Topics covered during the week included character traits of adolescents, youth and culture, coping with challenges and stress, and the importance of trusting God during difficult times.

The youth were also reminded that su***de is not a solution to life’s challenges.

Instead, facilitators encouraged them to seek help from trusted friends, family members or other responsible people, pray and place their trust in God when facing difficult situations.

During the Divine Service, Arnold Isaiah urged the congregation to trust in God, drawing lessons from Peter’s experience while he was in prison and how God miraculously delivered him.

Referencing Ecclesiastes 12:1, Isaiah encouraged young people to remember their Creator in their youth and to use their youthful strength and abilities to serve God and share the Gospel.

He further challenged the youth not to allow peer pressure or personal challenges to separate them from God. He encouraged them to remain obedient and faithful while preparing for the second coming of Christ.

The Youth Counselling Week provided an opportunity for young people to receive spiritual guidance and practical lessons to help them navigate the challenges of adolescence and youth while maintaining a strong relationship with God.

Dorothy Majamanda
CMC Media
Photo credit: Cathbert Jumbe

M’BWATALIKA SDA CHURCH CALLS FOR KINDNESS DURING ‘END IT NOW’ SABBATHMembers of M’bwatalika Seventh-day Adventist Church...
23/08/2026

M’BWATALIKA SDA CHURCH CALLS FOR KINDNESS DURING ‘END IT NOW’ SABBATH

Members of M’bwatalika Seventh-day Adventist Church in Lilongwe Rural West have been urged to embrace kindness, compassion, non-violence and peace towards others during the special ‘End It Now’ Sabbath programme held on Sabbath, 22 August 2026.

Speaking during the Divine Service, Mrs Emily Banda delivered a sermon based on the Parable of the Good Samaritan, from Luke 10:25–37, emphasising that Christian love must be demonstrated through action.

Mrs Banda noted that the Good Samaritan helped a wounded man despite their differences, unlike the priest and Levite who passed by without offering assistance.

“The Good Samaritan helped the wounded man despite their differences, unlike the priest and Levite who simply passed by,” Mrs Banda emphasised.

Drawing lessons from John 4:4, she encouraged members to overcome ethnic and social barriers and care for others regardless of their background.

“Jesus came to break barriers of segregation so that we must care for one another regardless of ethnicity,” she stressed.

Mrs Banda also condemned the neglect of vulnerable people in communities, including the elderly, the sick, the poor and orphans. She called on Christians to ensure that resources intended for their welfare are used responsibly and for their intended purpose.

She further emphasised the need for fairness and equal treatment when dealing with women accused of adultery. While stressing the importance of avoiding sin, she called for justice to be applied equitably to both men and women without discrimination or bias.

In conclusion, Mrs Banda urged Seventh-day Adventist Christians to love their neighbours and become agents of blessing, hope, compassion and peace in their communities.

‘End It Now’ is a global initiative of the Seventh-day Adventist Church aimed at raising awareness and mobilising church members and communities to prevent and end violence and abuse, particularly against vulnerable groups such as women, children, orphans and the elderly.

Nathan Mphamba
CMC Media

VISUALLY IMPAIRED TEACHER INSPIRES MTSITA SDA CHURCH ON EDUCATION DAY​Members of Mtsita Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Chur...
23/08/2026

VISUALLY IMPAIRED TEACHER INSPIRES MTSITA SDA CHURCH ON EDUCATION DAY

​Members of Mtsita Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church in Kasungu were challenged to grow in wisdom, deepen their relationship with God, and remain rooted in biblical truth during the church’s annual Education Day on Sabbath, 15 August 2026.

​Organized by the church’s Education Department, the program centered on the Chichewa theme “Kukula mu Uzimu, Kukhazikika m’Choonadi” (Growing in Spirituality, Being Rooted in Truth).

​Activities throughout the day were led entirely by teachers and education officers. During Sabbath School, congregants enjoyed a special musical rendition performed by a choir of local educators.

​The Divine Service featured a sermon titled “Kodi Kuwala Ndinakupeza Bwanji Kuti Ndipezeke mu Mpingo?” (How Did I Find the Light to Be in Church?), delivered by Dick Zabweka Gausi, a visually impaired teacher. Gausi shared his journey, recalling how he was born sighted but began losing his vision in Form One, eventually losing it completely after university while working as an engineer. The change prompted his transition into teaching.

​“Had it not been for this challenge, my shyness would have stopped me from standing here,” Gausi reflected.

“Sometimes God allows us to be physically challenged so that His glory can be witnessed through us.” He said.

​Drawing from John 8:12, John 9:1–12, 1 Kings 18:21, and Mark 10:46–51, Gausi urged members to remain faithful despite hardship.

Pointing to Chris Chayera—a Lilongwe artist who paints using his mouth—he highlighted the resilience and achievement possible among people with disabilities.

Concluding with Mark 8:22–25, he cautioned believers against blending their faith with worldly influences.

​The sermon was accompanied by special music from the church choir, Aneneri.
​In the afternoon, educators presented workshops on Christian education based on Scripture and Ellen G. White’s books Education and Christian Service.
By Ndamyo Mwanyongo
| CMC Media

CMC WOMEN TAKES END IT NOW CAMPAIGN TO RURAL DEDZA.​The Central Malawi Conference (CMC) Women’s Ministries extended its...
23/08/2026

CMC WOMEN TAKES END IT NOW CAMPAIGN TO RURAL DEDZA.

​The Central Malawi Conference (CMC) Women’s Ministries extended its ‘End It Now’ campaign to the fishing community of Chitora-Kapiri in Dedza, raising critical awareness about gender-based and domestic violence.

The initiative highlights the devastating impacts of abuse on families, workplaces, and local businesses while promoting peaceful, healthy, and productive homes.

​CMC Women’s Ministries Director Smartha Hoka explained that the area was specifically selected due to pressing social challenges affecting local youth.

​“This is an area where many children drop out of school to loiter along the lakeshore. That is why we targeted this community,” Hoka said.

​Local men along the lakeshore welcomed the outreach, pledging to end domestic abuse and stop forcing children into underage labor.

To reinforce the message, the team distributed educational leaflets urging residents to report abuse and foster safe environments.

​The campaign also served as a curtain-raiser for upcoming evangelistic efforts, allowing the church to build strong community relationships ahead of its planned outreach.

​By Emmanuel Mkombezi
Photo Credit: Novakiwa Pelekamoyo.

CMC Media

MALOMO SDA DISTRICT CONCLUDES FIVE EVANGELISTIC CRUSADESMalomo Seventh-day Adventist District in Ntchisi has concluded f...
23/08/2026

MALOMO SDA DISTRICT CONCLUDES FIVE EVANGELISTIC CRUSADES

Malomo Seventh-day Adventist District in Ntchisi has concluded five evangelistic crusades held simultaneously at different sites within the district.

The two-week evangelistic efforts ended on 22 August 2026, providing opportunities for church members and community residents to come together and hear the Word of God.

Throughout the two weeks, the programmes focused on sharing the Gospel, strengthening faith in Jesus Christ, and offering messages of hope and salvation to the surrounding communities.

At Kambale, Evangelist Evelyn Malanda delivered the closing message, drawing lessons from John 8:39.

He encouraged believers to remain faithful to God and demonstrate their faith through their daily lives.

The conclusion of the five evangelistic efforts marked an important milestone for Malomo District, reflecting the church’s continued commitment to reaching communities with the Gospel.

As the crusades came to an end, church leadership expressed gratitude to God for His guidance and protection throughout the programmes.

They also appreciated the church members, evangelists, and community members whose participation contributed to the success of the evangelistic efforts.

By Frazer Lifa
CMC Media

150 SOULS JOIN SDA CHURCH FOLLOWING WOMEN’S MINISTRIES CRUSADE IN DEDZAA total of 150 people have joined the Seventh-day...
23/08/2026

150 SOULS JOIN SDA CHURCH FOLLOWING WOMEN’S MINISTRIES CRUSADE IN DEDZA

A total of 150 people have joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church following a two-week evangelistic crusade conducted by the Women’s Ministries Department of the Central Malawi Conference (CMC) at Kapiri in Dedza.

The crusade, which ran from 9 to 22 August 2026, was entirely organized and led by the Women’s Ministries Department, with church members and community residents participating throughout the programme.

Among those who joined the church is Thokozani Daveson, a former Roman Catholic, who said she had long desired to become an Adventist but had not had the opportunity to fellowship with the church.

“I was already willing to join the church, but I didn’t have a chance to start fellowshipping with Adventists until this crusade came,” Daveson told CMC Media.

“I am now happy to join the church. This church is in my heart because of how organized it is and its love for sharing the Gospel.”She said.

Kanesi Magola, one of the preachers during the crusade, expressed joy at being part of the evangelistic effort despite the challenges encountered.

“It was not easy, but we pressed on, knowing that God Himself promised to be with His people until the end,” Magola said.

Community members in Kapiri also expressed appreciation for the crusade, saying it had provided answers to some of their questions about the world and strengthened their understanding of the Gospel.
Church leaders reported that even some community members who were not baptized have pledged to continue attending church services.

“This shows how hungry people are for the Gospel,” one local elder observed.

The CMC Women’s Ministries Department described the outcome as evidence of God’s blessing and a demonstration of the impact of lay evangelism in reaching communities with the Gospel.

By Emmanuel M. Mkombezi
CMC Media

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