Confex Makhalira is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and a missionary of Mission to the World (MTW). Currently, he is serving as a pastor and church planter of Christ Presbyterian Church in Blantyre, Malawi. He holds a Master of Divinity from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Previously, he graduated from African Bible College (Malawi) , Class of 2006 (Valedictorian) with a BA in Biblical Studies and a minor in Communications. He has taught the Bible and systematic theology for close to two decades. He is married to Mwai and together they have two amazing daughters.
Thank you for visiting this site. Confex hopes to use this blog as one of the means of preaching and teaching the gospel of Christ. May you please follow or subscribe to the blog.
Every blessing in Christ.
Confex Makhalira 
May God bless you in your ministry and continue to strengthen both your faith in Him and your knowledge of Him!
Thanks D.T. Richards. May God bless you and your ministry too.
i read with interest your article on “Mock Weddings: A Mockery to the Institution if Marriage”. I am currently researching on the topic of “The Relationship between Church weddings and Christian Marriages in Zomba City”. I am conceptualising my study, and once i go in the field i will get you posted of my findings. I guess you will be interested to know whether church weddings are beneficial or detrimental to the church in Malawi.
Jones Mawerenga
Lecturer of Systematic Theology, Chancellor College, UNIMA.
Thanks Mr. Mawerengera. I would really love to read about your findings. So please keep me posted as much as you can. Thanks also for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. Zomba is my home district so that makes me even more eager to hear of your findings. Grace and peace.
Wonderful…..am following
Thanks my brother.
Greetings dear brother. Praying God’s power and blessing on your labors for the Kingdom. I also invite you to make use of our outreach website, http://www.Jesus-Saves.com
– Derek Green, Reformed Gospel Tracts.
Thank you brother for stopping by and hank you for your ministry. Will use the website.