.…Malawi Diaspora Pastors Forum UK organizes a prayer service for national leadership, peace, and unity
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Vice-President Dr. Jane Ansah is set to virtually address Malawian pastors in the United Kingdom this afternoon.
The pastors have gathered in Nottingham for a special thanksgiving prayer service dedicated to the September 16 General Election.
The event has been organized by the Malawi Diaspora Pastors Forum UK, which is chaired by Bishop Robbie Joshua Chiphaliwali of Living Waters Church.
Clergy and worshipper from various cities across the UK are participating in the gathering.
During the service, the pastors will pray for Malawi’s national leadership and key sectors, including education, the Judiciary, the economy, and agriculture.
They will also pray for continued peace and unity throughout the country.
Among the main speakers at the event are Bishop Panganani Thipa of Calvary Family Church, Bishop Layman Charles Kachitsa of Christ Church in Manchester, Bishop Joseph Ansah, and Reverend Dinga Penda Kenneth Mjojo of Christ-Citadel International Church (CIC).
Vice-President Ansah is not only Malawi’s deputy head of state but also a senior pastor at Christ-Citadel International Church.
She previously served as a member of the Malawi Diaspora Pastors Forum UK before returning home to join frontline politics.
Her virtual address is expected to encourage both spiritual reflection and civic engagement among Malawians in the diaspora.
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