Malawi President Peter Mutharika will on Sunday attend the 125 years celebrations of the St Michaels and All Angels Church of the Central African Presbyterian (CCAP) Blantyre Synod.
Mutharika accepted to attend the celebrations after the organizing committee invited him when they met at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe on Thursday.
Mutharika said that 125 years is worth celebrating and encouraged the church the church to continue its works of supporting government in departments of education, health and sports.
“I feel greatly honoured and privileged that the church saw it fit to brief me on celebrations slated this weekend not only as Head of State but also as a member of the church,” wrote Mutharika on his official Facebook page.
According to the Chairperson of the Organising committee Stain Singo, the celebrations will start on 14 May with sporting activities at Henry Henderson Secondary School ground followed by Sunday service the next day.
Singo said that Mutharika will be requested to plant M’bawa tree to mark the history of the celebrations and later he is expected to read scriptures from the Holy Bible.
Chonde azibusa musawonongetse mpingo wa mulungu ndi anthu andale . Anthu akulephera kuyendetsa boma komanso nkhaza kwa Malawi ndi cha nzeru chanji angathandize pa mpango ?
Makape! What’s the connection btwn the president’s fall & the celebrations? I think u fools dont hav blood in your vessels(but only lymph) & your wooden heads are full of worms instead of brain! Try to think as humans sometimes!
Why inviting him? Does he belong to any church?
Thats a good move my president.Do not waste time with these other bad comments.
All the best St. M & all Angels.
Go! Door is open, repent your sins now. Dont expect any kind of greetings…
takunvani!!!
Akagwenso
Kkkkkkk to plant the tree again kaya tivaso zina ????
Ok