

INTERNATIONAL
SPC FEATURED CHURCH
ZAMBIA


Seven Pillars Church in Lusaka, Zambia
Seven Pillars Church of Zambia began under the leadership of Bishop Aaron Katongo in the year of 2016.
He and his wife, Felistus Banda Katongo, tirelessly oversee the growing work in Zambia.
Seven churches are under Bishop Aaron's leadership in Zambia.
Locations: Chipata, Lusaka, Mazabuka, Nyimba, Mwami and Mchinji (border areas), Ndola and Chililabombwe.
Bishop Katongo is also the presiding Bishop over the Seven Pillars ministry across Southern and Eastern Africa, which includes Malawi, Kenya, and Zimbabwe.

Bishop & Sis Katongo

The Leadership team of SPC, Lusaka (with Bro Heine Lützen from the Faroes)
SPC ZAMBIA AREAS OF MINISTRY FOCUS:
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Church planting and development in rural and border communities (Mwami, Mchinji, Nyimba, Mazabuka, Lusaka), with presence also established in Ndola and Chililabombwe on the Copperbelt
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Discipleship and leadership training for pastors and emerging ministers
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Cross-border missions and fellowship with SPC Malawi
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Regional apostolic covering for SPC works in Kenya and Zimbabwe
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Church infrastructure development — supporting congregations to move from temporary shelters into permanent structures
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Community outreach, evangelism campaigns, and revival services
NATIONAL CHURCHES:



Mazabuka Seven Pillars Church


Mwami Seven Pillars Church
SPC Mchinji - Using a thatched shelter
SPC Nyimba - Under their temporary shelter

Worship in the church building under construction in the Mwami border SPC church
CURRENT BUILDING PROJECTS:

SPC Mchinji


SPC Mwami
For God's Glory — SPC Zambia stands ready to keep advancing the Kingdom of God across Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, and Zimbabwe, and asks for the continued prayers and partnership of the SPC family worldwide.
PLEASE DONATE TOWARDS THE GLOBAL SPC MISSIONS WORK
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Thanks for your support!
INDIA SPC
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The Seven Pillars Church in Bathinda, Punjab, India, is one of the newer SPC-affiliated global ministries.
The church also operates the SPC Elementary School. Up until this past month, the classroom was held outdoors in the sun's heat. However, Bro Singh and the local church took upon themselves to raise a shelter for classes. This has been a heavy and expensive venture for which SPC Int'l would like to assist. If you can help us with this project (see the pictures above and below), please donate via the provided link.
The SPC India church also operates in Chuge Khurd, Bhagsar, Bir Talab, and Mudki.
India has strict religious policies. To work effectively, Bro Singh and his team must navigate the legal and regulatory framework set by local and federal governments. It is unlawful to proselyte or attempt to "convert" people to Christianity with what the law calls force, coercion, or financial inducement. Therefore, the ministry of SPC operates as a "service first/no-allurement" strategy. This means that humanitarian work is at the heart of the ministry.
The church offers social aid (food, medical care, and education) unconditionally to people of all faiths with zero expectation or pressure to convert.
SPC India conducts transparent, structured community work through a registered, lawful Non-Profit trust, carried out openly and in coordination with local authorities.
Our faith is shared through the lifestyle, example, character, and witness of those working to shine the Light. This is done by working with integrity, good works, personal relationships, and open and honest answers to questions rather than through public campaigns such as open revivals and large gatherings.
As you can imagine, the SPC outreach in India faces many challenges. The needs are too many to recount. Be assured that funds received for the work in India will be used to share the love of God with people who are lost, poverty-stricken, and hungry for life's meaning.
Mexico City - Mexico
We are excited to welcome the new SPC church in Mexico City into the family of international churches. Bro and Sis Hanssen visited the church in February, 2021. Below are pictures from their visit.
























