ECG Church responds to President Mutharika’s call to help flood victims

The Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) Church  in Malawi on Tuesday donated assorted relief items to over 150 families that have been affected by flooding activities in the central region district of Dedza.

Part of the relif items for flood victims bought by ECG Church in Malawi
Sonbird Wendy Harawa (right) and ECG members giving out relief items
Otis ushiri handing out releif items in Dedza
Part of the releif items brought by ECG

The move follows a directive which ECG leader Prophet Shepherd Bushiri made on Sunday calling on national offices in the affected countries of Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique to lead in responding to disasters that have fallen these nations.

About 150 people have died, hundreds more missing and over 1.8 million people affected by flooding activities due to Cyclone Idai blowing from the Indian Ocean.

Leading ECG Malawi team, Patror Ortis Bushiri said there is no way the church can remain silent when people are facing challenges such as flooding.

He added that the church is a place of solutions, as such, when the President of Malawi, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, made the call, ‘we had to respond’.

“We have only managed to reach out to 150 families and we have promised to stand with them through out until all the 8000 families have experienced the love of Christ.

“We thought it wise to come and show them the love of Christ through giving and knowing that Giving is one of the core values of the ECG Church and Prophet Shepherd Bushiri ministries,” he said.

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TREVOR NAMACHA JNR
TREVOR NAMACHA JNR
5 years ago

Man of his goodness no any string attached

Kudambwe
5 years ago

I though chief Lundu kaya ndi Lukwa of lower shire was chasing Major 1 sometime back why cant he help his people???

Citizen
Citizen
5 years ago
Reply to  Kudambwe

Eyaditu ameneyi. Amayerekedwa kwambiri.

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