charles mackenzie was the first leader of the universities mission to central africa.
who was the first leader of the universities mission to central africa?
charles mackenzie
the school was named in memory of charles mackenzie, a prominent figure in the early history of malawi. he joined david livingstone on the zambezi in 1861 as bishop of central africa and head of the anglican universities mission. mackenzie died of malaria and the mission collapsed almost before it began; yet he helped create a vanguard for the abolition of the slave trade by means of livingstone's much heralded "commerce and christianity".
bishop mackenzie international school
"the holy sacrifice: a short manual of worship and prayer for use at the holy communion service" (london: methuen and co., 1898)





























"sarufi ya kiswahili cha unguja" (zanzibar: universities mission press, 1903)





























"are missions needed? four answers given and one question asked" (london: universities mission to central africa, 1904)





























"the one christ: an enquiry into the matter of the incarnation" (london: longmans, green, and co., 1907)





























"ecclesia anglicana, for what does she stand? an open letter to the right rev. father in god, edgar, lord bishop of st. albans" (london: longmans, green, & co., 1913)
frank weston (bishop of zanzibar)