A Chichewa conference this year ?? The annual 'bookset' conferences for Church Leaders have been running for six years during which hundreds of pastors have benefited from the Bible teaching & discussion, the fellowship & food these events have given. In addition, every participant has left with a pack of fifteen or so books to help them with their personal devotions and their public preaching. Read in full
February 2010
A fine team of helpers Zambesi Mission is a small organisation with only six workers in Malawi, all serving in the vital ministry of training Church leaders in the Evangelical Bible College of Malawi. Her in the UK we have only one full time member of staff with three others working part time. However, a lot of people give their help in a voluntary capacity.
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March 2010
Called - to be a volunteer !! Most of ZM's work is done by people who volunteer because they feel the Lord directing their paths in a certain way. We are delighted that Rev Tom Jardine has recently felt that direction towards ZM to help as a voluntary representative in the UK. Read in full
April 2010
Malawi - the warm heart of Africa
Dave Brown, ZM's Development Officer, and his wife, Janet, have lived and worked in several African countries during their years of Christian service for the Lord. Here Janet gives her first impression of Malawi. Read in full
April 2010
A tribute to John Finlayson 1941 - 2010 Read in full
June 2010
Another ZM representative in Scotland We are delighted to announce that Robbie Brown has joined our ZM team as a voluntary representative and will serve the Churches in Fife and neighbouring areas. He joins Myra Wilson who is ZM representative in Northern Scotland and Ralph Gunn working as a voluntary representative in the greater Glasgow area. Read in full
July 2010
4000 at Youth Conference !! Two thousand young people were expected when the Fellowship of Youth branch of the Zambesi Evangelical Churches arranged its three day conference from 4th to 6th June. It was held at Ntcheu in the centre of Malawi and by Friday evening it was estimated that 2000 had arrived from the Ntcheu area alone. Read in full
