State House Director of Security Norman Chisale has donated a 42-seater bus to Biwi Sunday School choir of Lilongwe CCAP of the Nkhoma Synod.
Presenting the bus on Sunday in Lilongwe, Chisale anchored his remarks on love and selflessness.
The Presidential Aide urged his fellow Christians to desist from judging their neighbours on account of what they hear from others.
“Through giving, I have seen God at work. What I have belongs to Him, added Chisale as he recounted some of his testimonies.
He has since pledged to foot service costs for the 42-seater bus for the next ten months.
“We had grave transport challenges. Blessed is the hand that giveth. To His name be the glory,” said Moderator for the Lilongwe Presbytery Reverend Sandrass Chidzulo, amid praise and worship songs from hundreds of jubilant members.
The gesture follows a DVD launch for Biwi Sunday School choir which Chisale attended late last year.
“You might recall I served the late Malawi leader Professor Bingu as Special Assistant for about eight years before what I am today to His Excellency Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika. I am grateful to God,” further pointed out Chisale after the event.
In November 2019, the Presidential Aide also funded the construction of a prayer house in his home district Ntcheu.
The prayer house in Ntcheu falls under the Blantyre Synod of the CCAP.
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