We searched for this congregation by name with Salima and with Malawi. An independent blog by writer Bruce Barron (brucebarron.substack.com) describes Dalitso Mpanje as founder of the Wesleyan Nazarene Church of Malawi and says he planted churches in Ntchisi, Lilongwe and Salima, where he now lives, and the same source reports that a lawyer helped him write bylaws and incorporate the church, that it is registered with the government, and that it has grown to 15 congregations in central and southern Malawi and Zambia. Church directories for Salima (joinmychurch.com) list many Nazarene congregations but not this church by name, and we found no map listing, denomination register entry or website for the Salima branch itself. We found no scam reports, fraud complaints or warnings about this church or its founder. Note that the similarly named wesnaz.org is an unrelated Wesleyan Nazarene organization formed in Bentonville, Arkansas in 2008.
Our conclusion: An independent article by writer Bruce Barron describes Dalitso Mpanje, the contact person named on this signup, as the founder of the Wesleyan Nazarene Church of Malawi, a government-registered body that has planted congregations in Ntchisi, Lilongwe and Salima, where he now lives. In response to our request the church also supplied a photograph of its building and congregation, a Facebook page for Malawi Wesleyan Nazarene Church, a Methodist (W
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