Points for Prayer & Thanksgiving

  • Pray: Help preparing for the upcoming conference for the local community

    Anna writes: Please pray for help preparing for the upcoming (much simplified) conference for the local community. Most importantly, pray the Lord will prepare hearts to respond positively to His word. We are thankful that we have been able to keep stocked up on fuel, but we need wisdom during these challenging times to know which if any activities to curtail and how to work within the context of the fuel shortages. Note: Ongoing fuel shortages in Malawi have been greatly intensified by the present crisis in the gulf region. The local brothers took the decision to cancel our planned…

  • Pray: Bible Teaching Conference In Jeopardy Due To Critical Fuel Shortage

    Each year we heavily subsidise the travel costs of those who attend the conference, however transport costs have rocketed and there is a very real risk that there simply be no fuel and the country will come to a complete standstill.

  • Pray: Results from Literature Distribution

    Pray for God to use His powerful word to save and sanctify individuals as it continues to be distributed each week

  • Pray: Conference preparations

    Please pray for help preparing for the conference – both in terms of the logistics and in terms of God preparing hearts to take in and obey His word.

  • Pray & Give Thanks: Construction Project & Other matters

    Please remember the following specific prayer points. 1. Msasa Repair & Dormitory Completion (Conference w/c 18 May) Our schedule has become increasingly tight as we work to repair the Msasa and complete the dormitories in time for the conference beginning the week of 18 May. The team is working long hours—Goodson was up most of last night unloading roofing grass that arrived from Mangochi. 2. Fuel Shortages Affecting Work Harold reports that filling stations in Zomba are completely without fuel. Black-market prices have risen to around K20,000 (approx. US$11.50) per litre, which is severely restricting travel for literature distribution, school…

  • Pray: Hostel Project reaching critical phase

    As work continues at the hostel site, we would greatly value your prayers for several key developments over the coming weeks. This phase of the project brings together logistics, construction, and essential infrastructure — each part dependent on the Lord’s protection, provision, and timing. Please pray with us for: We are deeply thankful for your ongoing prayerful support. These facilities will play a vital role in Bible teaching, discipleship, and practical care — and we trust the Lord to guide every step of the way. “Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it.” (Psalm 127:1)

  • Pray: Repair of the Msasa Roof

    Last week, the roof of the msasa collapsed after extremely heavy rains swept through the area. Several of the supporting columns were pulled down as the structure gave way. We are grateful that rebuilding work on the columns has begun this morning. Give thanks that no-one was injured in the collapse. Please join us in praying for the next steps. We need to find someone skilled and trustworthy to reconstruct the roof and complete the thatching — expertise that is not always easy to secure locally. Pray for the Lord to guide us to the right person, and for the…

  • That the People might Understand: A film about SALT’s effort to address the problem of Biblical illiteracy in Malawi

    A feature documentary exploring Biblical illiteracy in Malawi and how Southern Africa Literature Trust (SALT) is equipping churches through Christian literature and training.

  • Hostel Construction Update: Steady Progress Despite Early Delays

    We’re grateful to share an update on progress with the hostel construction project. While the build has not been without challenges, encouraging progress is being made and momentum is now building as we move into a critical phase of the schedule. Early Delays and How We Responded As with many construction projects, we experienced several early delays. These included additional site clearance work that became necessary once construction began, as well as a prolonged Christmas and New Year shutdown period in South Africa, which affected manufacturing and supply timelines. Recognising the risk of knock‑on delays, we took decisive steps to…

  • Pray: Safe and Speedy Clearance of Building Materials at Mwanza Border

    Please pray for the safe and speedy clearance of urgently needed roofing and plumbing materials delayed at the Mwanza border, critical to completing the hostel project in time for the May conference.

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