Welcome
ICA Vision, Mission & Values
To grow into a large, influential, Multi-national community of believers who meet publicly and from house to house and serve in power to impact our world with the life of Jesus Christ. (some key concepts: Increase, Influence, Impact, through God’s blessing).
About Us
The International Christian Assembly (ICA), a local church under the Assemblies of God in Malawi, began as an attempt to reach out to a specific group of people that was being sidelined by the great church planting movement of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The Malawi Assemblies of God (MAOG) experienced exponential growth during the last fifteen years of the 1900s. The church, which averaged 150 congregations in 1989, grew to 1500 churches by 1999. Simply click on the small pictures below to view the larger image.
Ministries
The International Christian Assembly has various ministries to meet the holistic needs of every person and facilitate for national and international missionary work to the glory of God.
Click on the links below to learn more about our ministries
Contact Us
The ICA offices are located on the upper floor of the Lazarus Chakwera library within the Assemblies of God School of Theology (AGST) campus. The offices are open for business from 0800 hrs to 1630hrs every Monday through Friday. However ICA Pastors, administrative staff and elders can always be reached via phone or even e-mail.
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Men's Ministry
The Men's ministry is to provide men with knowledge and other various forms of resources to develop godly character and to equip them to influence their world for Christ.
Women's Ministry
Women, like every one of us, do struggle with the issues of self-worth, self-esteem, identity, beauty etc. These confusions are embedded in the way we live our lives. Today, you are who you are because of what you thought and did yesterday. Your yesterdays made your todays.
Receiving and Following Christ as Your Lord and Saviour
1. God loves you and wants to have a personal relationship with you. "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life" (John 3:16, NASV).
