Rev Charles February 2026 in Blantyre

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February 2026 Written by Rev Charles 
I think the best way of spreading the gospel is through one on one evangelism, door to door evangelism, open air meeting, discipleship and supporting the people with Bibles. 
As of now we haven't yet shown Jesus' firm. The weather was very bad on the planned dates. So are planning to have in March. 
The motor bike is very beneficial to the ministry. I am saving both time and money when using the motor bike. I am able to reach both short and long distances easily. 
Yes I have time with my family especially during family after every dinner. I and my wife we usually work together especially in ministry. We visit the members together, she teach women, we pray together in our prayer group, teaching and preaching in the church together. 
I usually work hard to support my ministry like doing some businesses like farming. I usually use the little money I have to sacrifice for the progress of the ministry. 
This year we are planning to plant churches of which the Chichewa Bibles are needed if funds will be available. 
Yes the cost of living is very high. But I thank God that we are saving little by little. My prayer is to have enough piece of land for farming. 
Yes we are praying for more believer to join and be committed with the word of God. I am also praying for the next intake to be enrolled.
I am praying for my children who will be writing examinations in June. In this year I have started discipleship class in the church and I plan to reach many people in different churches. The plan of starting masters is still on. 
Our new members are steady.

Rev Steven and Pastor Kestina in Mzuzu

 On Their way to Eagle Wings Baptist Church . February 2026 

February 2026 written by Rev Steven 
. We have just had a very good service today with one man joining us who said he heard of our church messages on Sundays how we conduct them and admired to fellowship with us daily.One encouraging part of the Eagle Wings Church in Mzuzu is  that it has turned the hearts of many people around this village because of scripture expounding and visitation to villages offering prayer to members and non members. With now instruments and Jesus film  we believe God will in His great plan give us direction.We have again this evening been praying for the Donars in Australia their kind hearts. Thank you on behalf of of EWM Malawi team. 
We have been praying for a trip to maize field.They phoned us the maize is  looking very very good so we just propose to go just to check and see what next.
We have been praying for Veronica 
I know Veronica  she is such a steady worker ,who is  so meticulous in doing things , and her principles I believe are admired.God Bless

Rev Julius Damson / Farmer

February 2026. about Rev Julius. 

Here he is Greetings the village chief from Mozambique. 

Rev Julius is devoted to preaching, baptizing, teaching, and deciphering, as well as visiting the prison church he established. Outside of these duties, he showcases his pastoral side by farming pigs and cultivating orange and lemon trees.

February 2026. about Rev Julius. Here he is Greetings the village chief from Mozambique. Rev Julius is devoted to preaching, baptizing, teaching, and deciphering, as well as visiting the prison church he established. Outside of these duties, he showcases his pastoral side by farming pigs and cultivating orange and lemon trees.

Update on Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 2:06PM by Shirley Charlton

February 2026 

About Our EWM Malawi director

Written by 

Veronica Mughogho

I’m writing to provide information about my work with EWM (Eagle wings Ministry) in Malawi . 

I have been involved with EWM since May 2020, coordinating ministry activities here in Malawi, ensuring our pastors' work runs smoothly in remote areas and reaching many souls.

Background:

I am a Dpt physiotherapist by profession and currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Social Work (3rd year). My role with EWM is voluntary, driven by my passion for the ministry. I am also a prayerful person, and prayer is an integral part of my involvement with EWM.

Key Activities:

- Coordinating different activities here in Malawi to make sure our Pastors are reaching many souls 

- Facilitating reporting and communication with EWM leadership

- Interacting with pastors on tasks, support, and workload management

- Providing monthly wages to the Pastors and 3 Orphans 

- Handling bank transactions (deposits, online transfers)

- Monitoring ministry progress and providing feedback

- Identifying areas of need and proposing solutions

- Collaborating with our leader, Shirley, to keep her updated on ministry activities

Support to Pastors:

We equip pastors with resources to effectively spread God's word, including:

- Motorbikes for outreach in villages

- Bibles for those who can read and Bible audios for those who can't read ( in Local language)

- Solar lights for night time visits and preaching

- Speakers for wider reach during sermons

- Projectors for film screenings to spread gospel 

- Flyers with Bible messages for distribution

- Provisions for prison and hospital ministry (food, clothing, spiritual materials)

Additional Responsibilities:

- Coordinating Yearly gatherings for pastors to share experiences and learn

- Translating messages for a pastor who doesn't speak English

- Facilitating distribution of different resources 

- Encouraging pastors and providing spiritual support

- Reporting on ministry impact and progress

Our goal is to empower pastors to win souls for Christ in remote areas.

After visiting Australia in 2024 my role has increased as I volunteer in-between studying And my part time job. Looking after my family -It’s my passion to see the work of God through EWM team.

This little kid gave his heart to Jesus last year` what a joyful smile.