LOGOS Institute

Logos Ministries is hosting a two-day seminar on Historical Theology at Josophat Mwale Theological Institute (JMTI) in Lilongwe, 18–19 June 2026, under the theme "Understanding Historical Theology in the Modern Church." The seminar equips church leaders and ministry workers with a deeper understanding of the development of Christian doctrine and its relevance to contemporary church life. Participants learn how historical theology helps the church uphold biblical truth, distinguish orthodoxy from heresy, and address contemporary theological challenges.

Speaking at the event, Logos Ministries National Director, Mr Manuel Kamnkhwani, has encouraged participants to use historical theology as a tool for confronting error with truth and faithfulness to Scripture.
The seminar is being facilitated by Pastor Toby Kurth of Christ Church, San Francisco, who emphasised the church's rich theological heritage, including the significant contributions of the African Church Fathers. The seminar has brought together approximately 37 participants, including Logos Ministries staff.

MENTORSHIP TRAINING UNDERWAY IN MZUZU
Logos Ministries is conducting a 2-day mentorship training from Tuesday 26th May to Wednesday 27th May 2026 for its trainees at Logos North campus in Mzuzu. This training brings together 14 local facilitators for Logos Training in various centres across the Northern Region. The objectives of this training are to:
• Promote Scriptural familiarisation and deep understanding of core Christian doctrines rooted in Scripture and/or Reformed Tradition.
• Multiply servant-leaders who model Christ-like character and can fully represent organisational objectives.
• Enhance biblical exposition, sermon structure, and delivery techniques.
• Promote Christian character development and stewardship through faithful management of resources, time, and the welfare of the participants.
The local facilitators have thanked Logos for timely training, which will significantly contribute to their work as trainees. “We are confident that what we have learnt will positively contribute towards the training. We are equipped with not only knowledge but practical leadership experience necessary for our work as local facilitators,” the trainees said.
The coordinator for Logos North, Mr. Yohane Yakobe, has thanked Logos for much-needed training.
Logos Ministries regards mentorship programmes as essential for its staff and trainees, nurturing spiritual growth, developing leadership skills, and ensuring the long-term health and continuity of the church and ministry. These programmes foster a culture of "iron sharpening iron," in which experienced leaders guide emerging leaders, creating a supportive network that strengthens the overall ministry.
The two-day training is being facilitated by Mr Manuel Kamnkhwani (LOGOS National Director) and Pastor E. Mwale (Central Region Training Coordinator)
LOGOS Ministries: Getting Back to Biblical Basics

Mentorship Training in Blantyre

Following a successful mentorship training conducted in Chikwawa District, Logos Ministries also held a two-day mentorship training in Blantyre from Thursday, 7 May to Friday, 8 May 2026 at Limbe CCAP.
The training targeted 15 Logos trainees, some of whom are entrusted with facilitating Basic Theology Programme classes across the Southern Region.

Why Mentorship Training?

Mentorship training is essential for ministry trainees because it bridges the gap between theological knowledge and practical ministry application. While seminaries provide academic and theological instruction, mentorship offers “life-on-life” discipleship that nurtures holistic growth in character, competence, leadership, and spiritual maturity. Such training is vital for sustaining effective and impactful ministry.

The trainees expressed gratitude to Logos Ministries for providing the timely and practical training, noting that it will greatly assist them not only in facilitating Basic Theology classes but also in fulfilling their responsibilities as church leaders.

Logos Ministries Director, Manuel Kamnkhwani, together with Pastor E. Mwale, emphasized the importance of mentorship in Christian ministry. They assured participants that Logos Ministries will continue mentoring both trainees and students to equip them with the necessary knowledge, spiritual guidance, and practical skills to effectively address challenges affecting their lives as Christians and leaders.

Logos Ministries conducted a 2-day mentorship training for its trainees from Tuesday, 5th May to Wednesday, 6th May 2026 at Kukhala Motel in Chikwawa District. This training brought together local facilitators for Logos Training in various centres across the Southern Region. The objectives of this training are to:
• Promote Scriptural familiarisation and deep understanding of core Christian doctrines rooted in Scripture and/or Reformed Tradition.
• Multiply servant-leaders who model Christ-like character and can fully represent organisational objectives.
• Enhance biblical exposition, sermon structure, and delivery techniques.
• Promote Christian character development and stewardship through faithful management of resources, time, and the welfare of the participants.
Logos Ministries views mentorship programs as essential for its staff and trainees, helping nurture spiritual growth, develop leadership skills, and ensure the long-term health and continuity of the church and ministry. These programs foster a culture of "iron sharpening iron," in which experienced leaders guide emerging leaders, creating a supportive network that strengthens the overall ministry.
The two-day training is being facilitated by Mr Manuel Kamnkhwani (LOGOS National Director) and Pastor E. Mwale (Central Region Training Coordinator)
LOGOS Ministries: "Getting Back to Biblical Basics"