Bishop Edward Mikwamba and the rest of the National Repentance Malawi team visited a few Cyclone Relief camps today (March 17th, 2022), in the Chikwawa District, while bringing the message of the Gospel through Repentance to everyone, praying for the sick, and distributing Maize Flour, Clothes & Bible Tracts to those that have been affected by the recent flood of cyclones sweeping through Malawi.

And over 300 people received Jesus in Chikwawa District, including 10 chiefs !!

And even one who stole their maize, came forward and repented !!

God has been moving in the Chikwawa District today !!

Read more below as reported by Gateway News on the day:

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This coming Saturday, February 12th, 2022, we are calling every one in Malawi, Mozambique, Madagascar, Tanzania, Zambia & Zimbabwe to come and humble yourselves before our Lord and God, Jesus Christ, and let’s join together in prayers of true Repentance before God for these countries which have all been terribly affected by Cyclone Ana, that reaped havoc, and caused a lot of damage in its way.

2Chron 7:14  If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.

You can gather at home, or in churches, small groups, or if you are near Blantyre, you are welcome to also join us from 8am, where we will be earnestly interceding and REPENTING for Malawi and all the neighboring countries, for God to intervene, and help us all to rebuild and restore our land…!!

We will also by live on Zoom from 6pm to 8pm, where anyone can join us in repentance prayers…

We are also welcoming all churches to help us reach out to the people that have been left homeless, and are now staying in School Buildings, to help with Food and Clothing, and other aid in order to rebuild their homes…etc.

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For those of you who don’t know as yet, Cyclone Ana has hit Malawi on Monday January 24th, and reaped havoc in its path…Buildings collapsed, many floods caused a number of bridges and people’s properties to be damaged or even flushed away completely…and they were without electricity for almost 3 days…

Many have lost their homes, due to the winds, and floods, and even a number of people have lost their lives in the process. People are desperate, and are crying for help and support. Many have had to go to Schools or Churches to find shelter…

And Cyclone Ana came just days after a previous weather storm has hit Malawi, and caused a lot of floods and damage already. Even our pastors and Bishops of National Repentance Malawi was impacted where their own properties have been damaged, and are in need of repairs and assistance as well.

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Message From Rev Edward

A Message from Rev Edward – thanking you all for your Prayers…

This is a Time of REVIVAL !!!

Be Zealous and Repent !!!

Rev 3:19

Latest Feedback on the Repentance / Jesus Farm – Balaka

As you can remember that in December 2020, Rev. Edward wrote that he had received a revelation from the Lord, that they must start a Repentance / Jesus farm where they can plant crops from where they can produce and harvest food for pastors without food during this covid-19 lockdown periods.

You can read more about it here

Well, now in the beginning of March 2021 we can report back that God has definitely Blessed the Repentance / Jesus Farm in the midst of a Drought Season in Balaka…!!!

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Repentance / Jesus Farm – Balaka (Feedback)

In December 2020, Rev. Edward wrote that he had received a revelation from the Lord, that they must start a Repentance / Jesus farm where they can plant crops from where they can produce and harvest food for pastors without food during this covid-19 lockdown periods.

You can read more about it here

Since then, PS Mind and his team has planted seeds of Maize, which has been growing over the Christmas period.

And Rev Edward and his team has been visiting the farm a few times already…

They already experienced their first miracles after planting the first seeds of Pumpkins and Maize…

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Summary of Repentance Ministry Events: 28th May – 2nd June 2020

To God be all the Glory – We had such a great time in God’s Presence these past few days…!!!

We had planned a week-end of Repentance throughout Malawi over the week-end of 29th to 31st May – and included in our visits the chance of bringing change to pastor’s lives through the donations we have received from the Bridal Hope Chest / Glory Box initiative  started by Pastor Jeff Daly from National Day of Repentance and the Woman’s Repentance Group in Corpus Christi, Texas, USA.

But God had changed this into an even bigger event than what we have planned originally. As during these different Repentance meetings, we experienced God’s Presence and Glory, and we have seen many lives touched and changed. People are understanding the Power of repentance and intercession, and are praying more now than before, interceding for Malawi, and our upcoming elections and even the Covid-19 Pandemic.

We have created a video (see below) that summarizes the different events, featuring some of the lives that have been changed by the food distribution amongst various pastors in each district, who in return could help various members of their congregations. Thus touching many lives, and bringing back faith and hope and trust in God’s provision…!!!

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Latest News on Covid-19 infections in Malawi:

Below is a summary taken from the Statistics of the World Health Organization (WHO) – Website as at the 28th of April 2020.

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Interceding for Malawi – Seeking God’s Intervention

We are very exited to share with you that we have been approached by the Nyaza Times News team for our planned meeting tomorrow the 27th of March – in DEDZA West.

You can read the full message here:

Church to intercede for Malawi seeking God’s intervention

When hunger continues biting more assistance save one is better than losing all even 1 can make a difference.
Dependence on pumpkin for survival is actually retrogression as, before it, the community was relaying on mangoes which are fast getting out of season and no longer easy to get.

Fyness Nachuma, a single mother of seven, from Girmission village told us this week that the pumpkin leaves are boiled and taken as breakfast, lunch and super.

“The situation is dire here. We literary have no food. Before now, we could prepare elephant beans (kalongonda) for sell but those beans are no longer in season too. And it is so difficult to get anybody who can give us work for money to buy food,” she said.

We also met Modesta Chitokoto. She is aged 74. She lives with her husband who is much older and critically ill. She tells us that touching story,

As we continue praying for this situation let us help those we can to save lives
Bishop Joseph

Please contact Rev Edward Mikwamba for any donations…