Livingstonia Mission- Travel Tips
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Historical & Cultural
Malawi
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 1 hours
Livingstonia Mission, perched at an altitude of 3,000 feet above Lake Malawi and nestled against the Nyika Plateau, offers travelers breathtaking vistas and a rich historical tapestry. Founded by Dr. Robert Laws in 1894 after relocating twice due to malaria, the mission stands as a testament to the enduring efforts of Scottish missionaries. Visitors can explore the well-preserved red-brick buildings, including a church adorned with a stained glass window depicting David Livingstone and a museum housed in the Old Stone House, which showcases historical artifacts.

Reviews of Livingstonia Mission

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Simeon Gondwe
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-10-08

    Very lively

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Richard Rumara (Son of L-city)
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-06-29

    Livingstonia is a historic mission station located in northern Malawi. It was established in 1875 by Scottish missionary Dr. Robert Laws and is named after Scottish missionary explorer Dr. David Livingstone. The mission was founded with the aim of bringing Christianity education and healthcare to the local population. The Livingstonia mission church is an important symbol of the Christian faith in Malawi. The church's architecture reflects a blend of Scottish and African influences with its whitewashed exterior walls and thatched roof. The church has a cross-shaped layout with a central nave and transept and stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes. The church is not only a place of worship but also serves as a hub for community activities and social development programs. It provides various services to the local community including education healthcare and vocational training. The church runs several schools and a hospital which are vital resources for the people of Livingstonia and the surrounding areas. Education is a key focus of Livingstonia mission with schools catering to students from primary level to secondary level. The mission seeks to provide quality education to empower young people and improve their prospects for the future. The schools at Livingstonia have a great reputation for academic excellence and have produced many successful professionals in various fields. In addition to education the Livingstonia mission church also offers healthcare services through its hospital. The hospital provides medical care maternity services and preventative health programs to the local community. It plays a crucial role in improving the health and well-being of the people in the area who would otherwise have limited access to healthcare. Overall the Livingstonia mission church is a significant institution in Malawi. It has played a pivotal role in spreading Christianity promoting education and improving healthcare in the region. The church's commitment to serving the community and its efforts in various social development programs have made it a respected and cherished institution among the local population.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar traveller traveller
    3
    Reviewed: 2023-02-15

    Nice church

  • attractions-reviews-avatar AMELIA TAYLOR
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-12-15

    The Church was built in 1894. It is a lovely stone church, has a beautiful stained-glass window, nice wood work. It is not only a historical place but a living place where Christians still worship, have weddings, baptisms and funerals. The stained glass features David Livingstone with his sextant, his medicine chest and his two companions, with Lake Malawi in the background (I added a picture with that). You can climb (some steep wooden steps in the tower, and see around Livingstonia. We had a local guide when we were there who showed us around the church and around the University of Livingstonia.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar ch ico
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-10-12

    Nice app

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