Malawi Delegation to Visit Austin in May
AUSTIN, TEXAS (5/5/09) by Teresa Chang
The Right Reverend James Tengatenga, Bishop of the
Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi, will visit Texas from May 16 through May 31, spending time in Austin and in Houston. Accompanying the bishop will be his wife, Josie Tengatenga, the Reverend Makweya Chanza, and lay leader James Chimwaza. The delegation will be hosted by The Diocese of Texas, St. David’s Episcopal Church, Warm Heart International, and Bishop Dena Harrison.

During the visit Bishop Tengatenga will meet with the Bishops of the Diocese of Texas and the World Missions Board to formulate and define the companion relationship between the Diocese of Texas and the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi. The entire delegation will also take
part in a retreat for the Board of Warm Heart nternational, which partners with the Diocese of Southern Malawi to raise funds and awareness for freshwater access and sanitation, medical care, orphan care and education, and youth-toyouth relationships.

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2010 Pilgrimage to Malawi!
Offering a unique adventure with God and his people in Malawi, the Warm Heart of Africa.

AUSTIN, TEXAS (5/5/09) by Mark Mitchell Warm Heart International is sponsoring our third Pilgrimage
offering to Malawi, Africa for up to sixteen delegates at the invitation of Bishop James Tengatenga of the Diocese of Southern Malawi. Please give prayerful consideration to join the growing number of youth, laity and clergy who have traveled to Southern Malawi in 2005 and 2007 to see and experience what God iis doing in and through His people in a land far away.

The Pilgrimage experience will change your understanding of the world, yourself, your community and God.

Bishop Tengatenga: Bishop Tengatenga earned his M.Div. at the Episcopal Seminary of the Souththwest in 1985. He has been a lecturer at Zomba Theological College and at the University of Malawi. James is a former member of St. David’s (Austin), where he and his wife Josie were married. He is one of our own growing the Church abroad, and now he is inviting us to come and see the goodness of the Lord.

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WHI Opens First Well in Malawi

AUSTIN, TEXAS (8/11/07) by Tom Gebhard - Warm Heart International (WHI), global outreach ministry, has successfully opened its first well in Mindanti, Malawi. This well was one of the objectives that came out of St. David's 2005 pilgrimage to the Diocese of Southern Malawi. During the trip, Bishop James Tengatenga asked some of the pilgrims to visit Mindanti, where many residents were forced to use unsafe water. On his return to St. David's, pilgrim Lee Livingston issued a challenge to the parish and raised the initial nest egg for the project. The remaining funds came from various activities of WHI including concerts by David Stevens at St. David's, St. Luke's in Belton, and St. Joseph's Chapel in Salado.

The well and water facilities are a gift to the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi and to the people of Mindanti. The Diocese will be responsible for the operation, maintenance, and administration of the water facilities. Based upon requests from Bishop Tengatenga, WHI intends to finance three additional wells within the Diocese.

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