This
three-fold
ministry
is
being
developed
in
Malawi
to
provide
an
opportunity
for
kids
to
experience
knowing
God
through
Christ,
be
discipled
and
to
be
active
in
Christian
service.
The
purpose
and
plan
God
has
for
Malawian
children
is
to
bring
His
glory
to
their
nation
as
they
walk
in
His
light
using
their
gifts
and
talents
to
embrace
the
challenges
of
life
where
God
placed
them
to
impact
their
family,
friends,
school,
community,
nation
and
nations
in
the
world
with
God’s
love
and
truth.
To
be
a
V-Factor
for
God’s
Kingdom,
a
voice and vessel God can use and to live a victorious life.
The
goals
for
this
ministry
are
to
establish
effective
children’s
ministries,
child
evangelism
programs
and
children’s prayer network.
The
strategies
are
to
train
children’s
workers,
parents
and
prayer
mobilizers
nation
wide
to
reach
children
with
the
gospel
and
teach
them
God’s
Word
and
to
be
their
role-
models and mentors following Christ.
And
to
develop
an
effective
leadership
structure
in
the
local
churches to embrace children’s needs:
-Children’s Ministry Leader and Coworker
-Child Evangelist and Coworker
-Children’s Prayer Network Leaders and Coworker
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Malawi
is
a
little
known
gem
of
a
country
situated
at
the
southern
edge
of
East
Africa.
It
is
a
long
narrow
landlocked
country,
covering
more
than
1ooo
kilometers
from
north
to
south.
Lake
Malawi,
nearly
600
km
long
and
up
to
80
km
wide,
dominates
the
countryside.
There
is
no
country
in
all
of
Africa
that
has
its
geography
so
sculptured
and
determined
by
Africa's
Great
Rift
Valley,
the
largest
single
geographical
feature
on
Earth.
Towering
mountains,
lush,
fertile
valley
floors
and
enormous
crystal
clear
lakes
are
hallmarks
of
much
of
the
Rift
Valley
-
and
Malawi
has
the
lot.
Throw
a
seed
on
the
ground and a plant grows.
Malawi
was
known
as
Nyasaland
until
it
became
independant
in
1964.
In
the
19th
century
it
was
a
flourishing
centre
for
the
Arab
slave
trade,
until
the
arrival
of
David
Livingstone
in
1859.
The
trade
was
abolished
when
the
country
became
a
British
protectorate
in
1891.
In
1953,
it
joined
the
Central
African
Federation.
Zomba,
a
small
town
in
the
southern
region,
was
formally
the
administrative
capital
of
the
Federation
also
known
as
the
Federation
of
Rhodesia
and
Nyasaland
,before
the
federation
broke
up.
Northern
Rhodesia
took
the
name
Zambia,
Southern
Rhodesia
became
Rhodesia
and
then
Zimbabwe,
and
Nyasaland
became
Malawi
under
the
leadership
of
Dr
Hastings
Banda.
One-party
rule
was
established
and
the
country
has
only
recently
adopted
a
plural
political
system.
Hastings
Banda
was
educated
by
missionaries,
and
at
the
age
of
12
walked
to
Johannesburg
(over
a
thousand
miles)
and
found
work
as
a
clerk
in
one
of
the
gold
mines.
He
was
noticed
by
a
philanthropist
who
paid
for
his
continuing
education
before
he
went
to
medical
school
in Scotland.
Malawi's
greatest
asset
is
it's
amazingly
friendly
people,
earning
the
country
the
tile
of
"The
Warm
Heart
of
Africa".
The
population
is
currently
estimated
at
+-17
million
with
an
annual
growth
rate
of
2.3%.
Literacy
is
low
at
around
36%.
The
mortality
rate
of
1
in
4
who
die
before
reaching
the
age
of
5
is
contributed
to
poor
access
to
medical
facilities
and
diseases
such
as
Cholera,
Malaria,
Typhoid,
Yellow
Fever
and
Polio,
and
of
course
Aids,
are
prevalent
among
the
population.
However,
despite
the
poverty
and
other
hardships,
the
peoples
of
Malawi
greet
each
day
with
a
smile
and
the
hope
that
"today will be better than yesterday".
REV. ALTHEA MEYER
Originally
from
South
Africa,
Althea
was
licensed
and
ordained
as
minister
through
the
International
Pentecostal
Holiness
Church,
North
Carolina,
USA
and
was
sent
to
Malawi
by
World
Missions
Ministry
as
a
missionary
to
serve
the
church
in
Malawi.
She
is
currently
serving
as
Assistant
Director
and
teacher
at
the
Guthrie
Bible
Training
Centre
in
Blantyre,
Southern
Malawi.
She
is
also
a
Child
Evangelist
and
an
instructor
of
children’s
ministry
and
child
evangelism,
a
prayer
trainer
and
mobilizer
of
strategic
prayer
leaders.
Project
and
program
coordinator.
Althea
says,
"My
mission
is
to
reach
all
kids
for
Christ
through
training
as
many
strategic
children’s
workers as possible.
Learn more about Rev. Althea Meyer here:
TO EQUIP HARVEST WORKERS FOR MALAWI, WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
CLICK TO VIEW
Rev. Althea Meyer
Malawi Missionary World Missions Ministry
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
Assistant Director: Guthrie Bible Training Centre
Director: Child Evangelism
PO Box 123, Falcon, NC 28342
Tel: 1-910-980-1419
E-Mail: altheameyer5@gmail.com
PO Box 557, Blantyre, Malawi, Central Africa
Rev. Althea Meyer
on Facebook
Guthrie Bible Training Centre
on Facebook
APRIL 2017
JULY 2017
This
three-fold
ministry
is
being
developed
in
Malawi
to
provide
an
opportunity
for
kids
to
experience
knowing
God
through
Christ,
be
discipled
and
to
be
active
in
Christian
service.
The
purpose
and
plan
God
has
for
Malawian
children
is
to
bring
His
glory
to
their
nation
as
they
walk
in
His
light
using
their
gifts
and
talents
to
embrace
the
challenges
of
life
where
God
placed
them
to
impact
their
family,
friends,
school,
community,
nation
and
nations
in
the
world
with
God’s
love
and
truth.
To
be
a
V-Factor
for
God’s
Kingdom,
a
voice and vessel God can use and to live a victorious life.
The
goals
for
this
ministry
are
to
establish
effective
children’s
ministries,
child
evangelism
programs
and
children’s prayer network.
The
strategies
are
to
train
children’s
workers,
parents
and
prayer
mobilizers
nation
wide
to
reach
children
with
the
gospel
and
teach
them
God’s
Word
and
to
be
their
role-
models and mentors following Christ.
And
to
develop
an
effective
leadership
structure
in
the
local churches to embrace children’s needs:
-Children’s Ministry Leader and Coworker
-Child Evangelist and Coworker
-Children’s Prayer Network Leaders and Coworkers
CLICK TO VIEW AND DOWNLOAD THE CALENDAR
TO VIEW AND DOWNLOAD NEWSLETTERS
PLEASE VISIT OUR DESKTOP VERSION OF
THIS WEBSITE
MALAWI
The Warm Heart of Africa
Malawi
is
a
little
known
gem
of
a
country
situated
at
the
southern
edge
of
East
Africa.
It
is
a
long
narrow
landlocked
country,
covering
more
than
1ooo
kilometers
from
north
to
south.
Lake
Malawi,
nearly
600
km
long
and
up
to
80
km
wide,
dominates
the
countryside.
There
is
no
country
in
all
of
Africa
that
has
its
geography
so
sculptured
and
determined
by
Africa's
Great
Rift
Valley,
the
largest
single
geographical
feature
on
Earth.
Towering
mountains,
lush,
fertile
valley
floors
and
enormous
crystal
clear
lakes
are
hallmarks
of
much
of
the
Rift
Valley
-
and
Malawi
has
the
lot.
Throw
a
seed
on
the
ground and a plant grows.
Malawi
was
known
as
Nyasaland
until
it
became
independant
in
1964.
In
the
19th
century
it
was
a
flourishing
centre
for
the
Arab
slave
trade,
until
the
arrival
of
David
Livingstone
in
1859.
The
trade
was
abolished
when
the
country
became
a
British
protectorate
in
1891.
In
1953,
it
joined
the
Central
African
Federation.
Zomba,
a
small
town
in
the
southern
region,
was
formally
the
administrative
capital
of
the
Federation
also
known
as
the
Federation
of
Rhodesia
and
Nyasaland
,before
the
federation
broke
up.
Northern
Rhodesia
took
the
name
Zambia,
Southern
Rhodesia
became
Rhodesia
and
then
Zimbabwe,
and
Nyasaland
became
Malawi
under
the
leadership
of
Dr
Hastings
Banda.
One-party
rule
was
established
and
the
country
has
only
recently
adopted
a
plural
political
system.
Hastings
Banda
was
educated
by
missionaries,
and
at
the
age
of
12
walked
to
Johannesburg
(over
a
thousand
miles)
and
found
work
as
a
clerk
in
one
of
the
gold
mines.
He
was
noticed
by
a
philanthropist
who
paid
for
his
continuing
education
before
he
went
to
medical
school
in
Scotland.
Malawi's
greatest
asset
is
it's
amazingly
friendly
people,
earning
the
country
the
tile
of
"The
Warm
Heart
of
Africa".
The
population
is
currently
estimated
at
+-17
million
with
an
annual
growth
rate
of
2.3%.
Literacy
is
low
at
around
36%.
The
mortality
rate
of
1
in
4
who
die
before
reaching
the
age
of
5
is
contributed
to
poor
access
to
medical
facilities
and
diseases
such
as
Cholera,
Malaria,
Typhoid,
Yellow
Fever
and
Polio,
and
of
course
Aids,
are
prevalent
among
the
population.
However,
despite
the
poverty
and
other
hardships,
the
peoples
of
Malawi
greet
each
day
with
a
smile
and
the
hope
that
"today
will be better than yesterday".
REV. ALTHEA MEYER
Originally
from
South
Africa,
Althea
was
licensed
and
ordained
as
minister
through
the
International
Pentecostal
Holiness
Church,
North
Carolina,
USA
and
was
sent
to
Malawi
by
World
Missions
Ministry
as
a
missionary
to
serve
the
church
in
Malawi.
She
is
currently
serving
as
Assistant
Director
and
teacher
at
the
Guthrie
Bible
Training
Centre
in
Blantyre,
Southern
Malawi.
She
is
also
a
Child
Evangelist
and
an
instructor
of
children’s
ministry
and
child
evangelism,
a
prayer
trainer
and
mobilizer
of
strategic
prayer
leaders.
Project
and
program
coordinator.
Althea
says,
"My
mission
is
to
reach
all
kids
for
Christ
through
training as many strategic children’s workers as possible.
Learn more about Rev. Althea Meyer here:
TO EQUIP HARVEST WORKERS FOR MALAWI,
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
CLICK TO VIEW
Rev. Althea Meyer
Malawi Missionary World Missions Ministry
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
Assistant Director: Guthrie Bible Training Centre
Director: Child Evangelism
PO Box 123, Falcon, NC 28342
Tel: 1-910-980-1419
E-Mail: altheameyer5@gmail.com
PO Box 557, Blantyre, Malawi, Central Africa
Rev. Althea Meyer
on Facebook
Guthrie Bible Training Centre
on Facebook
