We live and minister in Blantyre, Malawi. We currently serve in four major portfolios: Field Director for Malawi, President of Pentecostal Bible College, TELTAC coordinator, and Lead Pastor for City Pentecostal Church. Malawi is one of the world's poorest, least developed, and spiritually dark nations.
We have a goal to build leaders to change a nation. City Pentecostal Church (an international congregation of 500+) ministers to over 200 street children weekly, counsels victims of abuse, rape, HIV, etc., conducts crusades throughout the nation, disciples believers, and responds to various humanitarian needs. Pentecostal Bible College equips men and women to become godly, Spirit filled leaders through training, mentoring, and experience. TELTAC serves PAOC colleges on the African continent to assist with program, curriculum, teaching, staff, and faculty needs so they can attain quality accreditation status.
We provide leadership for PAOC ministry in Malawi with a desire to effectively raise up an army of godly leaders who will take their place of influence in ministry, business, education, government, etc. Building leaders to change a nation is more than a logo, it is a core value for us.
I (Harlyn) served in pastoral ministry and District leadership for over 30 years. In 1989 I became pastor of West Pembroke Assembly, Bermuda, and in 1993 I began to engage in short and mid-term missions. I served on short term missions in Cuba, Somalia, South Sudan, Northern Uganda, and Malawi through teaching, conducting crusades, preaching, and relief and development. It was during a short-term mission to Malawi (2006) that the call to serve full time became clear. After being widowed I met and married Helene (also widowed) who immediately joined me as full time missionaries in Malawi. Together we serve in Malawi to bring the gospel with its message of hope, healing, and deliverance to a people who desperately need it.
