Gospel crusade at Lilongwe technical college on Friday as evangelists take the message of hope

Two Lilongwe based evangelists have described secondary schools and colleges as places that require divine intervention as many students have gone astray as they are involved in immoral behaviors that can affect their future.

Under the theme ‘Winning five Million youth for Christ in 2019’ evangelist Charles Gwengwe and evangelist Richard Zinyongo have organized a crusade at Lilongwe Technical College on Friday,  1 March where among other things they will take on issues to do with the barbaric act of killing persons with albinism.

Other topics include Youth and Christ and some topics to do with career guidance are on the menu to be tackled.

Speaking in an interview with Nyasa Times, evangelist   Richard Zinyongo said they are on a mission to make Christ known in all the secondary schools and colleges in the country.

“There are a lot of immoral behaviors that are  happening in different schools, but for us to win the youth we need to go there with the gospel, in so doing we believe we can have a better Malawi, Better Malawi is possible if the youth in secondary schools and colleges have  turned their ways and follow Christ,” he said

He added, “We can have a better Malawi if our youth have given their life to Christ, we can have better politicians if our youth have received Jesus Christ as their personal savior, corruption starts from schools, therefore the only weapon is to make the youth know Christ,”.

Zinyongo said the crusade will start at 7:30 pm and it will be a night full of anointing and the power of the Holy Ghost will manifest for the glory of God.

He said people should expect more great wonders during the night saying it will be characterized by deliverances and healings.

“All the students who are troubled should came in their large numbers and they will get back to their homes singing songs of praise, i am telling you their stories will change because this is not  a mere night but a night covered with holy spirit,” he said.

According to Zinyongo, Lilongwe Girls and Mitundu girls secondary schools are next on the menu.

During the night music will be provided by Lloyd Phiri, Kondwani Chirwa and Andy Seko among others.

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