First Lady urges Malawi women to serve God’s calling

First Lady Gertrude Mutharika has asked the women to respond positively to God’s calling saying it will be sad to miss heaven when the time comes.

First Lady  being welcomed by National Chairperson, World Day of Prayer, Esther Grant at Mangochi Stadium -(c) Abel Ikiloni, Mana (2)
Madam Mutharika addresses the gathering at World Day of Prayers at Mangochi Stadium-(c) Abel Ikiloni, Mana
Mutharika being welcomed by General Secretay of Malawi Council of Churches , Gilford Matonga at Mangochi Stadium in mangochi-(c) Abel Ikiloni, Mana
Pastor Theresa Masauli preaching
Gertrude Mutharika gives her offering during the World Day of Prayers -(c) Abel Ikiloni, mana
Mrs Mutharika confers with National Chairperson, World Day of Prayer, Esther Grant in Mangochi-(c) Abel Ikiloni, Mana

She said this Friday in Mangochi during the yearly interdenominational prayers where women from the whole world come together to pray.

“The bible recalls a number of women who have done well, we have Mary Magdalena, Ruth Elizabeth; we are surely not exception we too can make it to heaven. This is a high calling let us make sure not to miss it,” Mutharika pointed out.

She said nowadays, there is no excuse of missing heaven, “I will surely be sad to miss sitting at this particular chair that God has prepared for me”.

Mutharika called on Malawian women to utilize the freedom of worship in the country.

Chairperson for World Day of Prayer for Malawi, Esther Grant echoed Mutharika’s call for the women to respond positively to God’s calling saying there was need for the women to practice what is taught during prayers.

“Let us put to practice what we learn every year during prayers. Let us continue being faithful and dedicated to God’s work,” she said.

Grant asked the World Day of Prayers chapters to formulate themes that would be submitted to African chapter so that Malawi would be considered.

“Last year we attended African World Day of Prayer where after some enquires we learnt that Malawi has never submitted a theme to the World Day of Prayer as we do not attend continental prayers where countries lobby for their countries to be included in the programme.

“In 2020 African women will be meeting in Cape Town let us in our large numbers attend these prayers. However, before we do that, I would like to ask churches and chapters to sit down and formulate themes that we can submit so that in 2027 Malawi’s theme would be included in the world program,” she said.

The First Lady was accompanied by spouse to Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) running mate, Judith Chimulirenji to lead Malawian women in commemoration of World Day of Prayer at Mangochi Stadium.

This year’s prayers were drawn from Luke 14 from verse 15 to 24, where Jesus gave a parable of a man who had organized a banquet for his close friends who had refused the invitation due to various engagements, in anger the man asked his servants to go in the streets to invite anyone they found on the street which was read by the First Lady.

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Mswachi
Mswachi
5 years ago

Our women and wives deserve better than this. Our women and wives should be encouraged to be economically independent so that they should be self reliant. Otherwise churches are places that encourage abuse and exploitation of women.

Achiswe
5 years ago

The word is ‘HYPOCRITE’! Who does she think she is attempting to do God’s work?

Chatonda
Chatonda
5 years ago

All comments are very bad for Apm and his wife. This is a sign that their time is indeed coming to an end. God bless Malawi and punish all thieves thru this coming elections. Amen

Dipipi wa Yudiefu
Dipipi wa Yudiefu
5 years ago

This gathering sounds DPP function to me. Wives of a president and his running mate continuing stealing ndalama zaa Malawi through the church. Zokilina mumisewu sizikukwana. Koma ulendo uno tiri ndi mbava zochuluka. Anthu ndi azikazi awo. Last time we had Bakili only.

Mphepo zinai
Mphepo zinai
5 years ago

You are just heaping hot coals on your head and no worse than these fake prophets.

You preach God and yet you are a cold blooded thief raiding government coffers with impunity.

You are a heartless jezebel!

Tuvitwana
Tuvitwana
5 years ago

Husband buzy confusing albinos

Gembe
Gembe
5 years ago

Let your husband serve God too, akumakhala ngati chinyama sadziwa kunja kuli mulungu

Mangochi kabwafu
Mangochi kabwafu
5 years ago

Tatiyeni uko muzikangochezetsa NKHALAMBA NTCHONA kunyumba.

winston msowoya
winston msowoya
5 years ago

So It means that first ladies have direct contacts with GOD? Mrs Muthalika,you have no rights to urge the women of Malawi to serve GOD.Being the wife of the President,does not mean that you are a representative of our LORD-GOD,you are just as equal as any woman on earth.Please Mrs Mathanyula,mind your own business GOD listens to any of his creaturs regardless of your tribe,colour,position,religion so on and so forth.Finally,mind you that you are not the most brilliant woman in our country and your husband is just as good as others.

DPP chipani chakuba
DPP chipani chakuba
5 years ago

Tell your husband to stop stealing from poor Malawians first before you preach of fearing God to others.

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