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The Southeast Malawi Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, guided by the “I Will Go” mission, unites churches across Thyolo, Mulanje, Phalombe, and parts of Blantyre to share the everlasting gospel through the Three Angels’ Messages.
The South East Malawi Conference (SEMC) joyfully extends its ministry across Thyolo, Mulanje, Phalombe, and portions of Blantyre, embracing 29 flourishing church districts: Chilobwe, Chinyama, Chiringa, Kanjedza, Khonjeni, Limbe, Luchenza, Mabuwa, Madziabango, Malamulo, Malota, Manja, M’biza, Miseu 4, Molere, Mpenda, Mulanje, Nagwengwere, Naluso, Namagazi, Namasalima, Nankwenya, Naperi, Ntiza, Phalombe, Pioneer, Soche, Thekerani, and Thyolo. With our head office located in Soche, Kenyatta Drive, Sesseo Road, adjacent to Soche Adventist Health Services, we stand united in faith, radiating God’s love and grace!
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This sermon, preached by Pastor Namokwa, Stewardship Director of the South East Malawi Conference, examines the true meaning of biblical stewardship Stewardship is understood differently across cultures, philosophies, and religions. While many view it as tithing, resource management, or philanthropy, the Bible presents a radically different perspective. This sermon highlight explores the true meaning of biblical stewardship, rooted in the Greek word oikonomia, which means the management of a household. A steward is a trusted servant who manages the owner’s resources but never owns them. The central theme is clear: God is the sole, ultimate Owner of everything (Psalm 24:1). He created all things and exists independently of His creation, while humanity was given authority to rule over the earth, not to own it (Genesis 1:26). True ownership requires complete independence and sovereign control, a standard only God satisfies. The message challenges secular and incomplete views of stewardship that ignore God’s ownership. It emphasizes that withholding tithes or resources due to personal grievances robs God of what rightfully belongs to Him. This ownership question is at the heart of the great controversy between God and Satan and will be a defining test for believers in the end times. Conclusion: Biblical stewardship begins with the humble acknowledgment that we own nothing. We are merely accountable managers of God’s possessions.
The South East Malawi Conference Women’s Ministries Department held a inspiring Thanksgiving Sabbath on 9th May 2026 at MUST University Auditorium under the theme “Count Your Blessings.” Pastor TY Nyirenda preached a powerful message from Exodus 15 on the Song of Moses, calling members to trust God in difficult times and always give thanks. The programme ended with a consecration prayer by SEMC President, Pastor Daniel Binali.
Seminar strengthens discipleship, financial stewardship, and unity among church members.
Malawi Church Ends Elderly Woman's Wheelbarrow Journey to Worship With Wheelchair Gift.
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