LOGOS Institute

LAY SEMINAR AT CHENTHERERE IN DEDZA
In its pursuit of providing sound theological training to the laity, Logos Ministries held a 2- day Lay seminar at Chentcherere CCAP in Linthipe, Dedza. The training, which brought together over 80 participants, including church leaders, was conducted from Wednesday, 22nd April to Friday, 24th April 2026. The main topics which were covered are: This seminar focused on: Bible doctrines, church leadership and preaching.
Speaking during the training, the resident minister of Chentcherere CCAP, Rev. D. J. Makanga, expressed gratitude to LOGOS for the timely training. He noted that the seminar would not only strengthen participants through sound biblical teaching but also equip both laity and church leaders with principles of biblical leadership.
Rev. A. M. Nthara, Chaplain and Church Liaison Officer at LOGOS, emphasised the importance of sound theological knowledge and strong biblical foundations for effective Christian leadership and service.
The LOGOS Ministries team that facilitated the training comprised Rev. A. M. Nthara and Mr Dikilani Chiwalo.

The first 2026 Seminar titled " Understanding Islam" also took place at Josophat Mwale Theological Institute (JMTI) from Monday, March 9th to Tuesday, March 10th. After hosting this seminar at Logos Ministries' main campus in Lilongwe, Logos also held the same seminar at JMTI so that students would be equipped with knowledge of Islam. This is important to enable them not only to defend their Christian faith but also to minister to Muslim communities. Most of the students who were the primary target audience were very pleased with the seminar. Rev. Christo Heiberg from North America facilitated the seminar. The event brought together about 50 participants.
Below are some of the pictures taken during the seminar.

Logos Ministries held a 2-day Islam seminar at the Logos campus from Friday, 6th March to Saturday, 7th March 2026. The seminar was hugely attended by Logos alumni, Mission Department leaders from various congregations of CCAP Nkhoma Synod aong others. The seminar was very crucial for those who are passionate to minister to Muslim communities and defend christian faith. Attendance was good, as 73 people, excluding Logos staff, were in attendance.