News

We are thankful for a good audience for the online broadcast on 3 Jan.

Pray that the hearts of God’s people will be stirred as they consider the importance of the uncompleted commission.

Pray too that more will be concerned to pray about the work of the Lord in Malawi.

Please pray following the lightning strike and destruction of the Msasa on 3 Jan.

This has the potential to really discourage the workers on the ground, who had begun to really benefit from the msasa, especially now that the rains have arrived. In a community riddled with superstition, it also has the potential to disrupt the spiritual side of the work.

Rains usually expected mid-November have only just arrived in Malawi in the past few days, meaning that a significant part of the crop is only being planted when it should already be knee-high.

Others who planted when there was a brief false-start in `November have already lost what they sowed.

Clear direction with the many opportunities as we move into the new year.

There are many open doors and we feel the need to be guided as we plan for the months ahead

Covid case numbers are riding in Malawi, as elsewhere. Healthcare facilities are poor and vaccination rates alarmingly low.

Some of the team have recently been unwell, some have tested positive. They request that you pay for continued well-being for thenselves, families and communities in these times of COVID.

Anna is still waiting for approval of her Work Permit. The delay is having a knock-on affect to other matters.

Pray for the Lord to continue using BES Bible Time clubs to work in the hearts of children throughout Dzaleka