Christian Youth Association of Malawi (CYAMA)

14/05/2024

Happy Kamuzu Day!

08/03/2024

For the love of our women

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22/02/2024

31/01/2023

We were part of this. Very good report

18/01/2023

Christian Youth Association of Malawi (CYAMA) calls upon the youth surrounding Mphepozinayi in Ntcheu district to join and support the Malawi Environment Protection Authority in tree planting exercise this Friday 20 January.

18/01/2023

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Calling for Christian Unity requires “both a prophetic and pastoral approach”
➡️ Rev. Dr Curtiss Paul DeYoung, co-chief executive officer of the Council of Churches, helped convene the team of authors for this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity materials. Below, he reflects on the challenges and hopes the team brought to the table as they composed the text.
💁🏻‍♀️ Read the full interview: https://www.oikoumene.org/.../calling-for-christian-unity...

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Calling for Christian Unity requires “both a prophetic and pastoral approach”

➡️ Rev. Dr Curtiss Paul DeYoung, co-chief executive officer of the Council of Churches, helped convene the team of authors for this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity materials. Below, he reflects on the challenges and hopes the team brought to the table as they composed the text.

💁🏻‍♀️ Read the full interview: https://www.oikoumene.org/news/calling-for-christian-unity-requires-both-a-prophetic-and-pastoral-approach

11/01/2023

The cholera crisis is presently a serious problem and keeps getting worse with new cases increasing every day, especially in Blantyre and Lilongwe where schools remain suspended.

Christian Youth Association of Malawi (CYAMA) continue to sensitize and raise awareness of cholera and gives communities the information and support they need to protect themselves from the disease. We applaud government, development partners and NGOs who are on the ground supporting efforts to increase people’s access to clean water, hygiene as well as promote the cholera vaccine.

We continue to pray for health care workers who are tirelessly working to treat patients in all treatment centers.

11/01/2023

Fulfilling the fundamental human right to health is key to achieving the stability and prosperity of nations. There is need to increase investments in health service delivery to achieve universal health coverage

Today there 2as opening of the 2021/2022 Joint Health Sector Annual Review at the Crossroads Hotel under the theme "Sustaining Health Care Gains Towards Universal Health Coverage" The following photos are for the ceremony.

11/01/2023

Climate change is a global challenge that needs immediate and continuous interventions in the interest of blending humanity and nature. Tree planting is without doubt an initiative towards achieving unity between the forests, climate and mankind.

Christian Youth Association of Malawi (CYAMA) calls on the general public especially young people to join the efforts to plant more trees during this season.

We also urge government, NGOs, CSOs, FBOs, CBOs and all groups and individuals doing this exercise to note that tree planting is more than a visibility event but efforts to help curb the impact of climate change on our environment.

10/01/2023

Our Executive Committee met to plan for 2023. Looking forward to working with everyone to achieve the SDGs and contribute towards achieving Malawi 2063 agenda.

Christian Youth Association of Malawi (CYAMA) believes in putting forward young people in any development agenda, this why our focus in 2023 is to engage and building the capacities of many young people in all sectors of development.

15/10/2022

Today, 15th October, 2022 the vice Chairperson of Africa Region, Rev. Mary Mwiche Zulu visited the offices of SCM Malawi where WSCF secretariat is located.

She met the WSCF- AfricaAfrica Regional Executive, Christopher Chimangeni and some SCM representatives namely; Pastor MacDuff Nkhoma, Gloria Meja, Lyson Sakala, Comfort Kachingwe and Isaac Bwanali. It was noted that some SCMers went to attend a wedding ceremony of their colleague and the 5 joined their friends later after the meeting.

Among other issues, she motivated the SCMers by narrating her story on how she got involved in the Zambia SCM way back in 1991.

The vice Chairperson then urged movement members to have faith as a behaviour. She said that the existence of the movement signifies the preaching of the gospel.

She further motivated and encouraged the SCMers to be proactive. “Don’t despair, don’t lose and hold on despite facing challenges,” she said.

As a way forward, the meeting suggested that we should at least think of organizing a sub-regional leadership workshop sponsored by SCMers themselves.

Tentatively this has been scheduled for April next year.

Being a Mothers Day in Malawi, Reverend Mwiche was presented with Mothers Day Celebration Chitenje as a gift.