Updated JUNE 1, 2026

June 2026 Prayer Requests:

“Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” – 1 John 3:18

She’s not heavy, she is my sister!


Thank you Lord . . .

  • For the Gogos in the southern region who have successfully harvested from their gardens and have begun bringing their buckets of maize to the CBCCs (preschools) for the children’s porridge.

  • For the completion of maintenance of all but one CBCC in the Southern region. The process went well, and the preschool buildings are safer and stronger.

  • We thank God for the two teams that traveled from the USA to Malawi in May 2026 for SAFE mission work — the first led by Stacy and Emil Meyer, and the second by Michelle Aranza. The Lord covered their preparations, travel, and stay with His protection, ensuring they encountered no obstacles. Their presence brought hope, encouragement, and lasting impact to the SAFE staff, children, gogos, caregivers, teachers, and the wider communities they served.

  • For all the wonderful items donated and brought by these teams for the Gogos, preschools, SAFE Haven, Why Wait? teachers, and prison inmates!

  • For the U.S. teams that visited some schools, where Why Wait? Life Skills is taught; their message of encouragement to teachers and students has been a powerful source of motivation.

  • For the visible impact of the Why Wait? program in schools, early pregnancy rates have dropped, students’ behavior has improved, and students are focusing more on their studies.

  • For the revival of Kachindamoto’s Tithandizane Parenting Group and the appointment of new officers to lead with vision and commitment. Children and families will be strengthened!

  • For the successful Evangelism and Discipleship trainings held at Mikuyu 1 and 2, Domasi Prison Farm, and Chilwa Reformatory Center. 80 inmates have been trained, with 60 already completing the program and receiving certificates. The remaining participants are continuing their training journey.

  • For the US visitors who witnessed firsthand the impact SAFE is having in prisons, we are grateful for the inspiring words they shared with inmates, bringing hope and encouragement.

  • We continue to thank God for the transformed lives of 5th-8th-grade Bible Mailbox Club members from Muslim backgrounds who actively participate in club activities at their schools, demonstrating the power of God’s Word at work.

  • For all the prayer partners and supporters of SAFE ministry. This work is possible because God is using you for His purpose, and we are deeply grateful.

Praying for. . .

  • Pray for God to grant strength, health, and joy to the gogos as they lovingly care for their grandchildren.

  • Pray for the protection and consistent attendance of the children of Kachindamotos’ large CBCC during the cold and windy season, and for the strength of the CBCC building to withstand the weather.

  • Pray for the upcoming monitoring of the Kachindamoto Bible Study groups and the two-day outreach crusade scheduled for the 2nd week in June. May God prepare the hearts of men and women to receive the gospel with openness and faith, and may this mission bear lasting spiritual fruit.

  • Pray for the 22 Bible study group leaders in Kachindamoto, asking God to keep them dedicated, faithful, humble, and committed to their work of following up those who come to Jesus.

  • Pray for the Form 2 (10th grade) and Standard 8 (8th grade) students taking their government exams in June. We especially lift up the children we serve through Why Wait?, Evangelism & Discipleship, and SAFE Haven. May the Holy Spirit guide their preparations, grant them wisdom, focus, and peace, and remind them of what they have learned. Ask God to protect them from anxiety or distraction and to bless their efforts so that their success may open doors for their future and bring glory to Him.

  • Pray for God to increase spiritual hunger among all chiefs, schoolchildren, teachers, community members, and prison inmates. May there be a continual surrender to God and His Word.

  • Pray for courage and strength for teachers and evangelism group leaders as they faithfully lead evangelism activities in their communities.

  • Continue to pray for the Muslim children who attend the Bible Mailbox Clubs and watch the Jesus films. Ask God to touch their hearts and draw them to salvation.

  • Pray for protection for the kids at SAFE Haven against peer pressure, drug abuse, violence, early marriages, crime, and other destructive behaviors affecting young people.

  • Pray for wisdom for Aaron and Camilla as they introduce new programs at SAFE Haven to effectively meet the needs of children and youth

  • For God’s hand in the process of transitioning to a new Executive Director as of July 1. Our dear Benjamin Khoswe will be retiring after 20 years of faithful service to Jesus Christ and SAFE. Thank you, Ben!

  • For God’s guidance as we finalize a new budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, in the face of 24.6%inflation in the country, which especially affects the poor.

Continued prayers for the SAFE staff and their families in Malawi…

Praying for the health and safety of our SAFE staff and volunteers who faithfully teach, love, and serve the young and old in Jesus’ name in the villages, schools, prisons, and at SAFE Haven.

  • Benjamin Khoswe, Executive Director and Director of Finance

  • Mary Phiri, Community Development Director

  • Precious Ntibula, Monitoring & Evaluation Manager

  • Catherine Cheonga, Why Wait? National Coordinator

  • Atukuzwe Nghlovu, Why Wait? Officer

  • Lameck Kananji, Evangelism & Discipleship Officer

  • Aaron Gondwe, Education, Evangelism & Discipleship Manager

  • Brenda Lisimba, Community Development Officer (Southern Village Communities)

  • Michael Mvundula Khumalo, Community Development Officer (Kachindamoto)

  • Timaleni Biswick, Finance and Administration Manager (acting)

  • Sydney Kapindu, Driver/ Mechanic Logistics Officer

  • Gloria Gama, Community Development Officer (Northern Village Communities)

  • Camilla Simango, SAFE Haven Officer

The strength of prayer lies not in the one who prays, but in the One who listens!

zikomo!