Fondation Rev Malenge

Fondation Rev Malenge To help Christians to discover their callings in ministry and serve effectively. To assist and supp Bienvenue sur la page de la fondation Rev. Malenge !

Nous nous consacrons à l'amélioration des communautés par le biais de l'éducation, des soins de santé et de l'autonomisation sociale. Notre mission est de créer un changement positif durable en fournissant des ressources et un soutien à ceux qui en ont besoin. Rejoignez-nous pour faire la différence !

Tuesday26 MayPsalm 126:2: Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy; then they said amo...
26/05/2026

Tuesday
26 May
Psalm 126:2: Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy; then they said among the nations, “The LORD has done great things for them.” (ESV)

Have you ever noticed how when the person next to you yawns, you too break out in an involuntary yawn? Why is that?

It’s called social mirroring — our brains instinctively mimic the behaviours of others, especially those we’re emotionally connected to. When you see someone yawn, mirror neurons in your brain fire as if you were yawning too. So, when your friend yawns, your brain says, “Me too!” — not out of tiredness, but connection.

And the same is true of our emotions. A nasty word or a foul look from someone ruins the rest of your day. Conversely, when even a complete stranger shows you an unexpected kindness, flashes you a smile, it can light up an otherwise dull day.

I happen to believe in Jesus. Not sure if you do, but I do. And one of the things He promises us is His joy. Knowing how much He loves us, what He’s done for us, what eternity holds for us … man, why wouldn’t you be full of joy?! Even, let me say, when the going’s a tad on the tough side.

Psalm 126:2 Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy; then they said among the nations, “The LORD has done great things for them.” (ESV)

The point God’s making there is that the joy of what He’s done for us rubs off on others. People notice when they see otherwise inexplicable joy in our countenance amidst the trials of life.

Call me crazy, but I think that what this world needs is more joy-filled Christians. Because when they see the deep, abiding joy in you, they’ll say to themselves … Wow! The Lord’s done great things for that one.

That’s God’s Word. Fresh … for you … today.

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Le juste laisse un souvenir béni. » 🕊️Aujourd’hui, nous célébrons l’amour de Dieu manifesté à travers la vie du Révérend...
24/05/2026

Le juste laisse un souvenir béni. » 🕊️

Aujourd’hui, nous célébrons l’amour de Dieu manifesté à travers la vie du Révérend Malenge Banza Mulongo.

Son héritage a marqué la vie d’un homme qui a vécu pour démontrer l’amour de Dieu aux autres, avec une vie simple, remplie de patience, de sagesse et d’humilité.

Son témoignage continue d’inspirer et de toucher des générations.

Révérend Malenge Banza Mulongo, vous resterez dans nos cœurs à jamais

26/05/2024

Chers Freres et Soeurs,

Au nom de la Fondation du révérend Malenge, je tiens à exprimer notre sincère gratitude à tous ceux qui ont envoyé de gentils messages et réconforté la famille à l'occasion du premier anniversaire de la disparition de notre révérend bien-aimé, le révérend Malenge. Votre soutien indéfectible et vos paroles compatissantes nous ont apporté un immense réconfort en cette période de souvenir et de réflexion.

Nous sommes profondément touchés par l'élan d'amour et de solidarité de notre communauté. Votre soutien continu honore non seulement l'héritage du révérend Malenge, mais renforce également notre détermination à poursuivre sa mission de service et de compassion.

Merci de vous tenir à nos côtés.

Je vous prie d'agréer, Madame, Monsieur, l'expression de mes salutations distinguées,

Le révérend Bienvenu Kyabuntu
Directeur de la Fondation

25/05/2024

En fin de compte, ce ne sont pas les années de votre vie qui comptent, mais la vie dans vos années. - Abraham Lincoln

Hommage à l'héritage du révérend Malenge à l'occasion de l'anniversaire de sa mort. Son impact se perpétue à travers la fondation.

Celebrating 1 year of glory as God continue to protect the prints of your wonderful works
25/05/2024

Celebrating 1 year of glory as God continue to protect the prints of your wonderful works

21/10/2023

Félicitations au révérend Ilunga élu nouvel évêque de la 45 eme CEP, c'est un grand honneur de célébrer la décision de Dieu, que Dieu bénisse l'Église.

Feelings, Desires, EmotionsWednesday18 OctoberIsaiah 40:7,8: When a wind from the LORD blows on them, the grass dies and...
18/10/2023

Feelings, Desires, Emotions
Wednesday
18 October
Isaiah 40:7,8: When a wind from the LORD blows on them, the grass dies and the flower falls. Yes, all people are like grass. Grass dies and flowers fall, but the word of our God lasts forever.”

The opinions of other people – especially when they’re strongly expressed (which they so often are these days) – appear to shout down the truth of God’s Word to the point where the faith of the average Christian is in sharp decline.

In great part, the reason for that is that blatant immorality, greed and a whole raft of other (let me call them for what they are) … sins, have been normalised in society; tarted up, because Satan inevitably presents himself as an angel of light.

That’s had a huge impact on the average Christian. I read this the other day … don’t know who wrote it, but sadly I find it more and more to be true:

“We’re at a point in Christianity where people don’t care if you can back it up with the Bible. Their feelings, desires and emotions override what Scripture says. They don’t follow Christ, they follow self.”So do you mind if I ask you today, to what extent has the normalisation of sin in society drawn you away from the truth and the power of God’s Word? Because …

Isaiah 40:7,8 When a wind from the LORD blows on them, the grass dies and the flower falls. Yes, all people are like grass. Grass dies and flowers fall, but the word of our God lasts forever.”

Look … the Bible doesn’t work like Facebook where our likes or opinions matter. God’s Word is true, regardless of the inexorable downward plunge of social morals and standards and irrespective of whether we agree with it or not.

I know that’s not easy, nor comfortable, nor popular. But be warned. Satan does come dressed as an angel of light. Don’t be deceived.

La vie des grands hommes nous rappelle que nous aussi nous pouvons rendre notre vie sublime,et laisser derrière nous, ap...
04/07/2023

La vie des grands hommes nous rappelle que nous aussi nous pouvons rendre notre vie sublime,et laisser derrière nous, après la mort,des empreintes sur le sable du temps.

40 jours après nous te célébrons toujours papa

Can You Be Over-Inclusive?Luke 9:1-6: Jesus called his twelve apostles together. He gave them power to heal sicknesses a...
28/08/2022

Can You Be Over-Inclusive?

Luke 9:1-6: Jesus called his twelve apostles together. He gave them power to heal sicknesses and power to force demons out of people. He sent them to tell about God’s kingdom and to heal the sick. He said to them, “When you travel, don’t take a walking stick. Also, don’t carry a bag, food, or money. Take for your trip only the clothes you are wearing. When you go into a house, stay there until it is time to leave. If the people in the town will not welcome you, go outside the town and shake the dust off your feet as a warning to them.” So the apostles went out. They travelled through all the towns. They told the Good News and healed people everywhere.

Diversity and inclusion are very highly valued commodities in this day and age. But here’s a question: is it possible to be overly inclusive? Is there a point at which you should give up on someone?

I saw a social media post by a Christian recently. He said: At the end of the day, I’d rather be excluded for who I include, than be included for who I exclude.

One of the toughest decisions we all need to make in life is who to include and who to exclude in our lives. Sure, Jesus chose to dine with tax collectors and prostitutes. But He also said this:

Luke 9:1-6 Jesus called his twelve apostles together. He gave them power to heal sicknesses and power to force demons out of people. He sent them to tell about God’s kingdom and to heal the sick. He said to them, “When you travel, don’t take a walking stick. Also, don’t carry a bag, food, or money. Take for your trip only the clothes you are wearing. When you go into a house, stay there until it is time to leave. If the people in the town will not welcome you, go outside the town and shake the dust off your feet as a warning to them.” So the apostles went out. They travelled through all the towns. They told the Good News and healed people everywhere.

We should never shun people because of their sin, or discriminate based on race, colour, creed, disability and so on … but neither should we compromise the Gospel of repentance and forgiveness in the name of inclusion. God is the One who gets to tell us what’s sin and what’s not. Don’t water down the Gospel.

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