APM to grace St Michaels and all Angels church 125 years celebrations

President Professor Peter Mutharika has accepted invitation to grace the 125 years celebrations of the St Michaels and All Angels Church of the Central Church of African Presbyterian (CCAP) Blantyre Synod on May 15 2016.

President Peter Mutharika in a discussion with members of Blantyre Synod led by its General Secretary Rev.Alex Maulana at Kamuzu Palace (C)Stanley Makuti - mana
President Peter Mutharika in a discussion with members of Blantyre Synod led by its General Secretary Rev.Alex Maulana at Kamuzu Palace (C)Stanley Makuti – mana
Cross section of members of Blantyre Synod led by the general Secretary Rev.Alex Maulana (L) present during the meeting with President Peter Mutharika at Kamuzu Palace on Thursday(C) Stanley Makuti
Cross section of members of Blantyre Synod led by the general Secretary Rev.Alex Maulana (L) present during the meeting with President Peter Mutharika at Kamuzu Palace on Thursday(C) Stanley Makuti

Meeting members of the organising committee of the celebration at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe on Thursday, Mutharika said the History of Malawi cannot be complete without mentioning the works of the church and its founders who helped in the liberation of the country.

He said that 125 year is worth cerebrating and encouraged the church to continue its works of supporting the Government in the departments of Education, Health and Sports.

In his remarks, Chairperson of the Organising Committee, Stain Singo Said it will be a great honour to have the President as the Guest of honour at the celebration not just as a Leader but also a as the member of the St Michaels and All Angels Church.

“We are very grateful to the Mutharika family for always supporting the Blantyre Synod, in 2010, the Later President Bingu WA Mutharika also graced the 100 years Celebrations of the Henry Henderson Institute (HHI) where he made the donation of a vehicle and paid all the cost of the clothing.

“And now to have President Peter Mutharika, it will be the repeating and making the history. We are very happy with the interest the President has shown in the celebration by accepting invitation first hand,” he said.

According to Singo, the celebrations will start on the 14th May with Sporting activities at the Henery Henderson Secondary School Ground and the next day on Sunday service will start at 10: 00am where the President will be asked to plant a M’bawa Tree to mark the history of the celebrations and there after he is expected to read the scripture from the New Testament from the Book of Matthew Chapter 5 vs. 13-15.

The celebrations budget is MK13 million.

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Mzakwacha
Mzakwacha
7 years ago

APM,Thats good go and attend 125 yrs celebration.Akakupemphelera mwina ungayambe kuganiza bwino za qoata system,ndi kuyendetsa bwino zinthu.Peter,i request u,to declare the north as a Govt on its own.Mukutidyela ndalama zathu za nyika,kayelekela,vwaza etc,alomwe inu.Rumphi nyika road&others yikanakhala ya phula pano.Dont any more tamper with ndalama za nyika,kayelekela vwaza etc,ndi zathu ndipo zitukule mpoto.Wamva peter?I have lost trust in u&dpp.Uyitanise elections umve maganizo a anthu aku mpoto,we want%to stay on our own.Also,central region,they dont like u peter.Call me i will tell u bit by bit how stupid ur now.Am saying this deep down,i dont fear a man i fear Allah.Kaye… Read more »

Nyani wa ku Mwananyani
Nyani wa ku Mwananyani
7 years ago

Henry Henderson Secondary School (we knew it as H. H. Institute). The institution is a jewel to our country. Ditto even for the building itself: a unique piece of construction engineering. In terms of history: our colonialism was but “soft”; compared to the variety that existed next door, in Mozambique. In contrast to the Mozambicans, “Nyasalanders” were having a Hawaiian vacation, albeit with significant stress! Its mother organisation, Blantyre Mission, was a magnate to the African literati of the day. Many trained there as teachers, and as men and women of the collar; and influenced the country in various ways.… Read more »

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