By Burnett Munthali
Vice President Dr. Jane Mayemu Ansah arrived at the PICC (Pentecostal International Church of Christ) at exactly 09:30, amidst jubilant celebrations, with attendees erupting in ululation and cheers as she took her place among the congregation.
The atmosphere was electric, with the Vice President’s presence injecting a sense of excitement and reverence into the proceedings.
Pastor Esau Banda sincerely thanked the Vice President for honoring the invitation to attend the PICC’s 16th anniversary celebrations, acknowledging the significance of her presence at the event.
The Pastor’s words set the tone for a warm and heartfelt welcome, one that would characterize the rest of the Vice President’s visit.
“Thank you for coming to worship with us despite your busy schedule,” Pastor Banda said, emphasizing that her presence was a demonstration of her humility and commitment to her faith.
The Pastor’s words were met with nods of agreement and murmurs of appreciation from the congregation, who were clearly delighted to have the Vice President in their midst.
“You have demonstrated your greatest humility, and your presence is not taken for granted,” Pastor Banda continued, his voice filled with emotion.
The Pastor’s words were a testament to the Vice President’s reputation as a humble and compassionate leader, one who was not above worshiping alongside ordinary citizens.
When people rise to great positions like the Vice President, they don’t look at others, Pastor Banda observed, a hint of pride in his voice.
The Pastor’s words were a gentle reminder of the Vice President’s stature and influence, and the significance of her presence at the PICC’s 16th anniversary celebrations.
Once again, you are welcome, Madam VP, Pastor Banda said, extending a warm and sincere welcome to the Vice President.
The Pastor’s words brought the house down, with the congregation erupting in applause and cheers as the Vice President smiled and waved in appreciation.
