Evangelical Lutheran Church In Malawi-ELCM

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The Evangelical Lutheran Church, established in 1982, has developed a robust faith community comprising 150,000 members in 3 dioceses which comprised of 21 deaneries and 125 congregations.

𝐂𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐂𝐇 π…πŽπ‘ π‚π‹πˆπŒπ€π“π„ π‰π”π’π“πˆπ‚π„On Saturday, 17 January 2026, Presiding Bishop Dr. J P Bvumbwe of the Evangelical Lutheran Chu...
17/01/2026

𝐂𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐂𝐇 π…πŽπ‘ π‚π‹πˆπŒπ€π“π„ π‰π”π’π“πˆπ‚π„

On Saturday, 17 January 2026, Presiding Bishop Dr. J P Bvumbwe of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Malawi (ELCM) led a tree planting exercise in Kasungu Municipality. More than 200 trees were planted during the event, which brought together community members, youth, and church leaders in a spirit of unity and hope.

Dr. J.P Bvumbwe highlighted the importance of planting trees in this season, stressing that climate justice is urgent while climate change continues to affect communities severely.

Hon. Noel Mkubwi, the Member of Parliament for Kasungu Municipality, commended the exercise and expressed gratitude to Dr. Bvumbwe and the ELCM leadership for their vision and commitment. He emphasized that such initiatives show the strength of collaboration between faith institutions, communities, and government in tackling environmental challenges.

π‘πžπ¨π©πžπ§π’π§π  𝐨𝐟 π„π‹π‚πŒ π‡πžπšπ 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐒𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐄𝐋𝐃𝐬 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐒𝐜𝐞𝐬-πŸπŸŽπŸπŸ”The ELCM Head Office and ELDs have officially reopened after the Chri...
05/01/2026

π‘πžπ¨π©πžπ§π’π§π  𝐨𝐟 π„π‹π‚πŒ π‡πžπšπ 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐒𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐄𝐋𝐃𝐬 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐒𝐜𝐞𝐬-πŸπŸŽπŸπŸ”

The ELCM Head Office and ELDs have officially reopened after the Christmas and New Year holiday break, led by the Presiding Bishop Dr. J.P. Bvumbwe, who shared a reflection from John 1:9 reminding us that Christ, the true Light, shines to guide all people.

The Presiding Bishop advised that as a church we must let this light illuminate our ministries, through teaching, caring for the needy, and fostering unity, so that our work becomes a living testimony of God’s presence. This reopening marks a renewed commitment to serve with faith, hope, and dedication in all that we do.

π‡πšπ©π©π² 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 πŸπŸŽπŸπŸ”!

YEAR 2026!Together, we are building stronger systems, empowering more youth, and watching our collective dreams take sha...
04/01/2026

YEAR 2026!

Together, we are building stronger systems, empowering more youth, and watching our collective dreams take shape. Challenges will come, but they are reminders of our resilience and capacity to grow. We will keep our focus sharp, our faith strong, and our vision alive, because every step we take is a step towards lasting impact for generations to come.

Caption by: Limbani Bar Dinga
Photo by: Lumbani Wellan
4 January 2025, LILONGWE CATHEDRAL

Mtsiliza Preaching Point. 4 January 2026
04/01/2026

Mtsiliza Preaching Point. 4 January 2026

Jenda Chapel as of today 27 December 2025
27/12/2025

Jenda Chapel as of today 27 December 2025

On Sunday, December 14, 2025, Presiding Bishop Dr. Joseph P. Bvumbwe finished his work in the Monkey Bay/Mangochi Deaner...
14/12/2025

On Sunday, December 14, 2025, Presiding Bishop Dr. Joseph P. Bvumbwe finished his work in the Monkey Bay/Mangochi Deanery with prayers and a candle-lighting ceremony at Mangochi Parish Centre.
The ceremony was held to remember people living with HIV, those who are sick, and those who have died because of the disease.

Every year in December, the Evangelical Lutheran Church holds this event as part of the global remembrance of HIV/AIDS. In 2025, the event followed the World AIDS Day theme: β€œOvercoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response.”

This annual act of faith and remembrance reminds us of our shared responsibility to bring hope, healing, and unity in the fight against HIV/AIDS

Pomalizitsa ntchito zomwe a Presiding Bishop Dr Joseph P. Bvumbwe anali nazo mu Deanery ya Monkey Bay/Mangochi, la mulun...
14/12/2025

Pomalizitsa ntchito zomwe a Presiding Bishop Dr Joseph P. Bvumbwe anali nazo mu Deanery ya Monkey Bay/Mangochi, la mulungu pa 14 December, 2025, Ambuye Bishop anamaliza ntchito zawo ndi mapemphero komanso mwambo oyatsa ma kandulo pa Mangochi Parish Cantre. Cholinga cha mwambowu ndikukumbukira anthu onse omwe ali ndi kachilombo koyambitsa matenda a Edzi, anthu omwe akudwala matendawa komanso omwe anafa ndi nthendayi.

Mwambowu umachitika chaka chilichonse mu December mu mpingo wa Evangelical Lutheran. Potengeranso kuti December ndi mwezi omwe timakumbukira za matenda a Edzi pa Dziko lonse lapansi.

On Saturday, 13th December, Presiding Bishop Dr. Joseph P. Bvumbwe led a solidarity walk in Mangochi Deanery as part of ...
14/12/2025

On Saturday, 13th December, Presiding Bishop Dr. Joseph P. Bvumbwe led a solidarity walk in Mangochi Deanery as part of the 16 Days of Activism campaign. The walk was held under the theme β€œUnite to End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls” and ended with the presentation of a petition to the Mangochi District Council, calling for stronger action against Gender-Based Violence.

In his speech, Bishop Bvumbwe stressed the need to stop all forms of GBV and said that perpetrators must face justice, especially with the growing number of cases in Mangochi. He also reminded the community of the important role the church plays in raising awareness, supporting survivors, and working with others to build a society free from violence.

14/12/2025

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On 12th December, 2025, the Presiding Bishop of Evangelical Lutheran Church in Malawi (ELCM), Rt. Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Bvu...
13/12/2025

On 12th December, 2025, the Presiding Bishop of Evangelical Lutheran Church in Malawi (ELCM), Rt. Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Bvumbwe led the Head Office Staff in a goat pass‑on exercise at Chilole Congregation in Mangochi Deanery, a hard‑to‑reach area. The program is part of ELCM strengthening community and Livelihoods, providing 20 families with goats to multiply and later pass on to others, ensuring that more households benefit over time.

The pass‑on model promotes sustainability and solidarity within the community. By sharing livestock across households, families gain improved food security and income opportunities. This approach strengthens resilience and creates hope, empowering the congregation to work together for long‑term development and self‑reliance.

In addition to the goat pass‑on exercise, Chilole Congregation is also benefiting from a feeding program for the children, a borehole for safe water, and access to a mobile clinic, among other programs. In his remarks, Bishop Bvumbwe emphasized the vital role of the church in community life, stressing that its mission extends beyond spiritual guidance to practical action that uplifts livelihoods and empowers communities both spiritually and economically.

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