By Chisomo Phiri
President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has urged Malawians to continue praying for Malawi and its future.
Chakwera was speaking on Sunday at Lingadzi Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) in Lilongwe’s Area 12, where he took part in a service of worship.
The president expressed heartfelt appreciation for the unwavering commitment and dedication of the Lingadzi CCAP to praying for the progress of the country.
Chakwera emphasized the importance of seeking divine guidance for the development of the nation and cultivating a culture of collective responsibility, encapsulated in the “Brother’s Keeper” mentality.
The Malawi leader also graciously acknowledged the invaluable support received from the CCAP church, both publicly and privately, underscoring the pivotal role of this unified spiritual foundation in fortifying the nation of Malawi.
He implored fellow Malawians to persist in seeking divine intervention for the advancement of the country across all facets, aspiring to propel Malawi into becoming a self-reliant and flourishing nation.
President Chakwera applauded the CCAP Church for spearheading various developmental projects.
He passionately urged all members to wholeheartedly engage in these initiatives and continue to steadfastly support one another in this noble pursuit.
On his part, Professor Sam Phiri, the Clerk for Lingadzi CCAP, commended President Chakwera’s unyielding support for the Lingadzi CCAP congregation and the entire assembly present at the service of worship.
Phiri disclosed the positive strides made by the church in terms of membership and their potent impact through pivotal developmental endeavors, underscoring their indispensable significance in the country’s transformative journey.
In his remarks, Resident Minister for Lingadzi CCAP, Davie Franklin Salimoni, commended President Chakwera for gracing the church service with his presence, despite his demanding schedule.
Salimoni praised the President’s unwavering commitment to orchestrating the Service of Worship at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in commemoration of the 60th independence anniversary, lauding this demonstration of leadership and reverence.
Salimoni also recounted the relentless trials and tribulations that have beset Malawi in recent years.
