Members of St. Christopher's, League City, have been sewing up a storm to provide dresses and pants for children in Southern Malawi, Africa. The Diocese of Texas is in partnership with the Diocese of S. Malawi, where major floods washed away many of the belongings of villagers last year.

The Diocese of Southern Malawi is in partnership with the Diocese of Texas. The country is suffering from a poor economy and politics are volatile. This report from their Synod gathering gives a snapshot of the Church at work in this part of Africa.

On Saturday, March 23, approximately 18 lady parishioners gathered in the Parish Hall at St. Christopher Episcopal Church, League City, to create dresses and pants for children in Southern Malawi, using repurposed pillowcases, t-shirts, selvage fabric and trim.  They met from 9 a.m. to 2...

By Bellah Zulu A Malawian bishop has appealed for global prayer and material support for the flood victims in his country where an estimated 33,000 people have been displaced by floods.  Bishop of the Diocese of Upper Shire, the Rt. Rev. Brighton Malasa said the floods that have hit...

"I am delighted with the news that Bishop Justin Welby has been appointed as 105th Archbishop of Canterbury. He has significant experience with the Anglican Communion and I very much look forward to working with him as President of the Anglican Consultative Council.   I invite all Member...

Two literacy advocates from the Diocese of Southern Malawi are currently on a visit to Texas. Joyce Chitete and Temwa Kalimbe arrived on October 18 for a whirlwind tour of the Diocese of Texas, visiting Houston, Camp Allen, Bryan and Galveston.

Several Christian denominations in Malawi, including Anglicans, Presbyterians and pentecostals, have established an organization to help improve management, financial and administrative skills of churches in the southern African nation.

Malawians are proudest of their nicknames as “the Warm Heart of Africa.” As one of the few African nations without civil strife or ethnic violence plaguing others, Malawians also extend that notion of the warm heart to their open and generous hospitality. For these reasons, and because so many...