Malawi: Incredible miracles and supernatural breakthroughs

According to the census, two out of three Malawians claim to be Christian. One in five is Catholic, with others scattered among the mainstream Protestant groups; Muslims make up about one quarter of the population. Christianity is mixed with traditional beliefs drawn from animism and witchcraft, and often has a revivalist fringe. In storefront churches, roadside shacks with rough painted crosses, the music is loud and the sermons fiery—religion at its rawest, and perhaps most inspiring. Welcome to the “Faith in God Church—Home of the Incredible Miracle” and the “Winners Church—The Home of the Supernatural Breakthrough.”