Malawi
The Salvation Army began operations in Malawi on 13 November 1967 and was granted official government recognition on 2 October 1973. The Malawi Division was part of the Zimbabwe Territory until 1988, when it was integrated into the Zambia Command, which was given territorial status and became known as the Zambia and Malawi Territory.
The Army’s work in Malawi has grown and developed and on 1 October 2002 it became a separate region. Further growth and expansion of the work in Malawi resulted in the region being elevated to command status of 1 February 2004. The Malawi Command was elevated to territorial status on 1 March 2011.
Country included in the territory Malawi Languages in which the gospel is preached Chichewa, English, Lomwe, Sena, Tumbuka
Territorial Leaders
Colonel Samuel Baah - Territorial Commander
Colonel Theresa Baah - Territorial President for Women's Ministries
Lieut-Colonel Onai Jera - Chief Secretary
Lieut-Colonel Deliwe Jera - Territorial Secretary for Women's Ministries
Territorial Headquarters
PO Box 51140,
Limbe,
Malawi
Contact us
Tel: [265] 1 917073 / 981142
Email: mal.leadership@mal.salvationarmy.org
Statistics
Officers - 132 (active - 120 retired - 12)
Cadets - 17 Envoys - 5 Employees - 69
Corps - 100 Outposts - 88
Senior Soldiers - 11,605 Adherents - 29 Junior Soldiers - 6,664