Martha being treated for burns on her arms and torso

MARTHA’S LIFE IS THREATENED

By Malawi Project | October 1, 2019 | Comments Off

“Mama Suzi, Mama Suzi, come ‘STAT’”, resonated urgently over the intercom from the hospital. I did not know what I was going to find as I ran from the house to the hospital, down the long incline of steps and across the courtyard. The term ‘STAT’ was used only for very critical situations, and in […]

ONE PUMP, ONE COMMUNITY, AND ONE BUILDING BRINGS SUCCESS

By Malawi Project | September 28, 2019 | Comments Off

The People Had a Mind to Work Funny Ganizani. Mgemezulu Village – Dowa, Malawi. Three years ago, a lesson was taught to a 250-member church on the subject of Preparedness. Richard Stephens, a co-founder of the Malawi Project encouraged members to cultivate an attitude of self-help by preparing for possible eventualities. Like Joseph did way […]

Chester Kabinda-Mbewe and Bryon Bhagwandin at the ribbon cutting ceremony

COMES THE DAWN (part 5)

By Malawi Project | September 27, 2019 | Comments Off

Ribbon Cutting Lilongwe, Malawi … The television people moved into position as the crowd moved closer to the loading dock door. Red and blue ribbons were strung five feet above the concrete floor extending from door frame to door frame. The camera started rolling as Chester Kabinda-Mbewe, in his white Action for Progress shirt, and […]

COMES THE DAWN (part4)

By Malawi Project | September 26, 2019 | Comments Off

“I Can Move About Again” Lilongwe, Malawi … As the gathered crowd gathered to witness the ribbon-cutting, two forty-foot containers sat quietly, nearly hidden from sight, on the opposite side of the giant warehouse. One of these was TC, the overseas container that recently made the harrowing trip from the U.S. to Malawi to make […]