ABOUT US
The Polytechnic, under the University of Malawi, started officially in 1965, with learning on 29th September. At that time, the current University of Malawi was in Chichiri near Poly Alley. And that time, UNIMA people were gathering for Wednesday Vespers, and Polytechnic people were gathering with UNIMA at Chichiri. And in 1967, the UNIMA people advised the Polytechnic to start gathering in the Poly campus, and then the club started. The pioneers for that establishment were Mr. Zembere, Mr. Tchokhotho, and many more.
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The mission of the MUBAS Seventh-day Adventist Club is to preach the everlasting Gospel of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, maintain Adventist Christian standards as upheld by the Adventist faith, provide a forum for enhancing knowledge of the Bible and Adventist faith in the light of the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy, provide opportunities to members to carry out such roles as will prepare them for usefulness in the mainstream Church and promote love, fellowship and unity among members.
.The mission of the MUBAS Seventh-day Adventist Club is to preach the everlasting Gospel of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, maintain Adventist Christian standards as upheld by the Adventist faith, provide a forum for enhancing knowledge of the Bible and Adventist faith in the light of the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy, provide opportunities to members to carry out such roles as will prepare them for usefulness in the mainstream Church and promote love, fellowship and unity among members.
.The MUBAS SDA Club is firmly based in unwavering faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. Its core mission is to preach the everlasting gospel of salvation by grace through faith, guiding members toward a deeper spiritual relationship. The Club upholds the Bible and the Spirit of Prophecy as ultimate sources of truth, encouraging members to live out scriptural principles in every aspect of their lives. Members are nurtured to reflect Christ-like character, emphasizing humility, love, and righteousness in both public and private life.
At the heart of the Club is a strong spirit of togetherness and unity, captured in its slogan, “We are a family in Christ.” Members are not just peers but part of a spiritual family that thrives on love, mutual respect, and support. The Club is inclusive, welcoming all who desire to attend, regardless of denomination, year of study, or background. Through regular meetings, Koinonia groups, and social interactions, the Club fosters deep bonds among members, promoting harmony and shared spiritual growth.
The Club is committed to the personal and spiritual development of its members. It creates opportunities for young people to actively participate in leadership, Bible study, outreach, and church-related duties that prepare them for future roles in the wider Adventist Church. Members are mentored to grow in knowledge, character, and service, ensuring that each individual, regardless of experience or academic level, is equipped to be an effective disciple of Christ and a responsible leader in their community.
Service is a pillar of the MUBAS SDA Club, evident in its consistent involvement in outreach programs and community-based evangelism. Through activities such as hospital visitations, health awareness campaigns, and public preaching, the Club lives out the biblical mandate of loving one's neighbor. Evangelistic efforts, both on and off campus, are designed to spread the gospel while demonstrating practical compassion. The Club teaches that true faith is expressed through acts of service and sacrificial love.
The Club holds high standards of responsibility, transparency, and fairness in all its operations. Leadership is seen not as a privilege, but a duty to serve others with integrity. All members are treated equally, and opportunities are distributed without bias or favoritism. Financial stewardship, proper record-keeping, and adherence to constitutional duties are strictly upheld to ensure trust and order. The Club fosters discipline and accountability, believing that honest management reflects God’s character and strengthens the ministry.
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