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The document summarizes the establishment of early Christian churches in Malawi by different denominations. The Universities Mission to Central Africa (UMCA), founded in 1857, was the first to start missionary work in Malawi in 1861 under Bishop Charles Mackenzie among the Mang'anja people. Following the UMCA's withdrawal, Scottish missionaries established stations including Livingstonia, Cape Maclear, Bandawe, Ngoni, Khondowe, and Blantyre. The Dutch Reformed Church originated in Holland and was first established in Malawi at Mvera in 1889. The Roman Catholic missions were initially supported by Portugal and included orders from France like the White Fathers and Montfort Marist Fathers who arrived
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Early christian churches in malawi_C. Felani
- 1. Early Christian Churches in Malawi C. FELANI, 2021
- 2. The Universities Mission to Central Africa The UMCA was formed in 1857 by members of the Anglican Church from Oxford, Cambridge and Durham Universities. It was led by Bishop Charles Fredrick Mackenzie, who was the first missionary to arrive in Malawi. His aim was to start missionary work in Malawi in 1861. He settled at Magomero among the Mang’anja people in Chiradzulu District.
- 3. The Scottish Missionaries Following the withdrawal of the UMCA from Nyasaland to Zanzibar, the Scottish Missionaries began to send their own missionaries into the Lake Malawi Region. The Free Church of Scotland and the Established Church of Scotland were the two main Scottish churches which sent missionaries to Central Africa. In Malawi, the following missions were established - Livingstonia Mission - The Cape Maclear Mission station - The Bandawe Mission station - The Ngoni Mission station - Khondowe mission station - Blantyre Mission
- 4. The Dutch Reformed Church originated from Holland. The Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa established the church in Malawi. The church in Malawi was started by Andrew and William Murray. Upon his arrival in Malawi, Andrew Murray stayed with Robert Laws at Bandawe Mission. Andrew Murray concentrated his work in the central religion after failing to start a church in Karonga The Dutch Reformed Church was first established at Mvera in in Dowa 1889 and was called Mvera Mission. In 1894, Robert Blake arrived in Malawi and opened a mission at Kongwe in Dowa. Other mission stations were opened at Nkhoma in Chief Mazengera’s area, Mphunzi, Mlanda, Livulezi and Kasungu.
- 5. The Roman Catholic The first mission stations were supported by the Portuguese Government. Other catholic missionaries came from France The White Fathers and the Montfort Marist Fathers arrived in Malawi in 1889. Apart from evangelism, the Catholic missionaries also concentrated on farming as a way of maintaining the people’s self- sustainability.
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