By Rennie Tembo
Lilongwe, May 7, Mana; Pretty Girls Pray (PGP), a grouping of girls and women aimed to empower and uplift women through prayer and providing a supportive environment for spiritual growth and development, has organized a Tea Party with an aim of having a permanent place of worship.
PGP Administrator, Tiyamike Betha told Malawi News Agency (Mana) on Wednesday that the event which will take place on 10th May 2025 at the Botanical Gardens in Lilongwe, is aimed at raising K10 million for the ministry to have its own buildings.
“For the past three years, PGP has been operating in a rented place, and we believe it is high time we have a place to call our own, where we can gather to pray and serve together effectively.
“We are optimistic that through this event, our dream of owning a plot will finally be achieved,’’ she said.
Betha then further said that the ministry is counting on the generosity of well-wishers, partners and friends to help reach the planned amount of K10 million.
“We are relying on well-wishers and friends to assist us in raising this amount. Any contribution, big or small, will be of much help to us and we shall be grateful to our members who have already started making their donations through buying tickets,” she said.
Founder of Mai Mbambande Foundation, Deborah Mbale, an invited guest to the function, thanked PGP for the initiative saying she is looking forward to seeing God’s glory descending on that day.
“As it is written in the Bible that ‘With God all things are possible’, so shall it be on that day,” she said.
The fundraising Tea party will start from 2 pm to 5 pm with a lineup of exciting activities such as raffle draws, games and live music performances.
PGP ministry was launched in the year 2020 and has branches in Mzuzu, Blantyre, Salima and Lilongwe as its headquarters, with over 2,300 members.
