By Daniel Siame

Lilongwe, August 23, Mana: The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) launched its centenary book on Friday at Bingu International Conference Centre (BICC), marking 100 years of influence in the country.

The book, "The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024: A Centenary Assessment," highlights the church's contributions to Christianity and community development.

In his remarks, The Vice President of Malawi Dr. Michael Bizwick Usi, praised the CCAP for its leadership and tireless efforts in spreading the Word of God.

He commended the church's initiatives in education, healthcare, and social services, serving the nation selflessly.

The Vice President emphasized the importance of the church's ongoing mission. He encouraged the CCAP to view this centenary as a foundation for continued growth and service.

 " I would like to commend CCAP leadership for its tireless efforts in spreading the word of God and serving the community" Usi said.

Rt. Rev. Biswick Nkhoma, Moderator of the CCAP General Assembly, reflected on the legacy of the church's founding fathers, their vision has guided the CCAP to where it is today.

Nkhoma called on the church to build on this legacy, ensuring the values and mission established a century ago continue to thrive. The church must move forward, embracing its role in fostering spiritual and social well-being.

Rt. Rev. Shaw Peterson, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, praised the book for offering a deep insight into the CCAP's history. He acknowledged the church's pivotal role in Malawi and beyond.

Peterson emphasized the significance of the CCAP's contributions to Christianity and community development. The book serves as a testament to the church's enduring impact.

The event celebrated the CCAP's past achievements while emphasizing its ongoing mission. Church leaders and members gathered to mark this significant milestone.

The launch of the centenary book serves as a call to action for the future. The CCAP remains committed to serving Malawi and beyond, fostering spiritual and social well-being for generations to come.