LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Salvation for All Ministries International has extended a lifeline to over 4,000 people in Traditional Authority Chiwaura (T.A), Lilongwe District, through the donation of 6,000 bags of maize, as part of its ongoing mission to empower vulnerable communities across Malawi.

The food donation was made during a spirit-filled crusade held at Chiwaura CDSS, led by Apostle Clifford Kawinga, the founder of the ministry.

The outreach comes barely a month after the ministry distributed irrigation farming equipment to farmers in Malawi’s Southern Region, reaffirming its commitment to combining spiritual nourishment with practical humanitarian support.

Speaking during the event in Malembo, Apostle Kawinga emphasized that addressing hunger is essential to effective ministry.

“This is one area that has been affected by hunger due to the dry spells. We thought it wise to come here and spread the good news while donating food because we can’t preach to people who are hungry,” Kawinga said.

He further called on other stakeholders and faith-based organizations to complement government efforts in assisting those affected by the ongoing food crisis.
It is not the responsibility of the government alone. We can all join hands to help families affected by hunger,” he added.

Kawinga also expressed concern that hunger has forced some families to cross into Mozambique and Zambia in search of food, describing the situation as alarming.

Representing TA Chiwaura and all Sub-T/As, Bleston Caleb commended the ministry for the timely support.

“Our area has been hit hard by hunger. We are grateful to Apostle Kawinga and his ministry for this generous gesture,” Caleb said.

One of the beneficiaries, Lucia Chipozi, shared her gratitude, revealing that her family had been going to bed on empty stomachs.

“This maize will surely bail us out. We had nothing to eat for days,” Chipozi said.

Beyond his ministry work, Apostle Kawinga is also a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist the proprietor of Creck Hardware and General Suppliers, CK Storage, Creck Sporting Club, and several other enterprises that contribute to community development and economic empowerment.

Through such initiatives, Salvation for All Ministries International continues to demonstrate that faith in action can bring hope and transformation to struggling communities across Malawi.

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-It was a day to remember for Limbani Phiri, a newspaper vendor from Chilinde, who received a generous donation of clothes from Apostle Clifford Kawinga, founder of Salvation for All Ministries, as part of the apostle’s birthday celebrations.

Phiri, a familiar face on the streets of Lilongwe where he earns a living selling newspapers, was among several individuals who benefited from Apostle Kawinga’s charitable outreach.

The donation was part of the apostle’s birthday initiative, which focused on giving back to the less privileged in society.

In an interview, Phiri expressed gratitude for the unexpected gesture, describing it as life-changing.

“I am very thankful to Apostle Kawinga. He has shown us that giving truly comes from the heart. He doesn’t just give clothes he also helps families like mine by paying school fees for our children,” said Phiri, emotionally.

Apostle Kawinga, who was raised by a single mother in a family of seven, said the experience of growing up with limited resources continues to shape his outlook on life.

“I know what it means to go hungry. I know what it means to lack even the simplest things,” he said. “That’s why I chose to celebrate my birthday by giving to those in need. Apostolic ministry is about love and service about reaching out where it matters most.”

The birthday outreach event included distribution of food items, clothes, and financial support for school fees, targeting vulnerable households in Lilongwe.

According to Kawinga, this is just one of many initiatives that his ministry undertakes to uplift communities, especially those living in poverty.

“We don’t need to wait for special occasions to make a difference. But on this day, I wanted to use my birthday as a symbol of hope and love,” he added.

Community members have hailed the initiative, calling it a timely act of kindness amid tough economic times.