By Jesse Masai Correspondent Employees of Leonard Kamungu Anglican Theological College have not received their monthly salaries for close to nine months. According to Malawi24, which reported the news March 18, affected staff were drawn from senior faculty and support units, with some earning as little as U.S. $120 in monthly stipends. “Workers are sometimes forced by … [Read more...] about Malawian Theological College Ponders a Lean Future
Malawi
Embattled Malawian Bishop Accused of Adultery
By Mark Michael Protesters in Malawi’s Diocese of the Upper Shire are calling for the removal of their bishop, the Rt. Rev. Brighton Vitta Malasa, alleging that he committed adultery with the wife of a diocesan priest and has fathered children out of wedlock. John Awadi, a diocesan lay leader and the spokesman for the protestors, held a press conference at St. George’s … [Read more...] about Embattled Malawian Bishop Accused of Adultery
Cyclone Relief in Southern Africa
Episcopal Relief & Development is supporting Anglican partner organizations in Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe in response to the damage done by Cyclone Idai. According to the UN, Cyclone Idai has caused one of the worst weather-related emergencies in Africa. It affected at least three million people, destroying homes and infrastructure such as roads and bridges making … [Read more...] about Cyclone Relief in Southern Africa
Faithfulness and Success
Twenty Minutes with Mother MiriamBy Richard J. Mammana, Jr.Mother Miriam is the 18-year superior of the Community of St. Mary, Eastern Province, which has houses in Greenwich, New York, and Mzuzu, Malawi. Five sisters founded the community in 1865 and the Rt. Rev. Horatio Potter, Bishop of New York, received them as a monastic order.The sisters publish books (The Monastic … [Read more...] about Faithfulness and Success