Legalizing abortion is unchristian says CCAP Synod conference

Women’s guild annual CCAP synod general conference says the call for legalization of abortion by some individuals and organizations in the country is unchristian because those who do so are not serving the Living God.

Women’s guild annual CCAP synod general conference

Reverend Helmart Kaliza of Kasungu CCAP Congregation under Nkhoma synod who was main speaker at the general conference said this Sunday at Kapita CCAP Ground in Lilongwe. Theme for 2017 conference was: ‘Benefits of being a soldier of Jesus Christ.’

When Banja La Mtsogolo (BLM), this year (2017), was celebrating 30 years of providing reproductive health services in Malawi, it backed up calls to legalize what is described as safe abortion.

But Reverend Kaliza queried, “Whom are we serving if we legalize abortion? Some women are in the forefront facilitating this. If a Christian especially a woman does that she is a fallen Christian. She needs repentance because that is killing.”

She added, “As a soldier of Jesus Christ, it begins with repentance. A person should not be independent of the word of God otherwise he or she will be serving someone else, the devil.

Let’s remain in the word. Faith in the word, prayer and fasting are weapons to fight the devil moving around whether in churches, workplaces and families to woe Jesus’ diehards.”

Rev Kaliza said only doing the will of God which is love, faithfulness, forgiveness; honesty among others would see repentant men and women enjoy eternal life of abundance in heaven.

Guest of honour at the conference which ends Monday, July 31,2017, First Lady Gertrude Mutharika who read from the book of 11 Timothy 2 verses 1 to 13, advised her fellow CCAP women’s guild members to spend time on issues that would help strengthen their faith in Christ rather than wasting time on backbiting and jealousy.

She told delegates to the conference not to backslide in their faith in Christ to remain good role models in their families, the church and the nation as a whole.

“Let us choose to be true soldiers of Jesus Christ. Let us carry the banner of Jesus to woe other women to join women’s guild. We should be disciplined soldiers and exemplary so that our children see Christianity in us,” Mutharika said.

Participants to the conference were spouses to the serving and retired reverends and women guilds chairpersons drawn from congregations in CCAP synods of Nkhoma, Blantyre, Livingstonia, Zambezi and Harare in Zimbabwe among others.

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Just K b
Just K b
6 years ago

The message is really true, abortion is a sin, its murder, those who promotes it are Worshipers of the Devi,(Satan) not God the Creator pf Life

Amjiba Kalikonde
Amjiba Kalikonde
6 years ago

You are right, abortion is unchristian, but that is in a theocracy. Ours however is not a theocracy, we are in a democracy, and divergent opinion must be left to flourish. Tell me, when white Christians discriminate against black Christians by holding separate church services or even paying the black ministers a lower wage than their white counterparts, would you call that christian or unchristian. What people in African countries don’t understand is that there is separation of church and state in a democratic process.

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125
6 years ago

Let christian values prevail,a sin will always remain a sin no matter how hard you may try to justify it. Living in a democratic diversity doesn’t mean we should be carried a way with whatever comes along no way! bravo CCAP lets us go back to our christian values. Arbotion agenda are satanic ideology trying to confuse real christians. Safe abortion do you listen how it sounds thats killing its exactly how Satan tempted Eve ” surely you will not die just eat it you will be wise just like God” Isay no to arbotion its killing of innocent souls.… Read more »

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