Chippoh Kaudza

Be part of spreading the gospel 😊 Do not be ashamed. Do not be afraid.

Behold, I am doing a new thing, now it's time to spring forth, do you not perceive it? ~ ISAIAH 43:19

I am so proud of this Zambian couple and First Family. ❤️🇿🇲

On behalf of all the ladies who desire modest fashion, we are so proud of Mummy Zambia. 😊❤️

As a girl, just seeing her reminds me that modesty is beautiful. I can cover up and still look beautiful, confident, and fashionable. 👗✨

May God continue to bless this lovely couple and their family. ❤️🙏🏽

I have been looking at this hand-drawn sketch and saying to myself, “Wow, people are talented!” 😍

My friend, Elizabeth Akoth, gave me this beautiful hand-drawn sketch as a graduation gift and as a special remembrance of me and my mom. ❤️

I especially love her choice of Chichewa words 🥰:

“Kwa anzanga Beth ndi Chippoh. Chisomo chochuluka, Kukula kochuluka, Kuchuluka kosatha.”

It means: “To my friends Beth and Chippoh. Abundant grace, abundant growth, and endless abundance.” ❤️

And imagine—she also designed the outfit she is wearing in the picture! 😍 The green blazer and dress were designed by her.

She is not only talented in drawing and fashion design, but she is also an interior designer and is currently pursuing her MSc in Soil and Water Engineering.

Honestly, some people are just gifted in so many ways! 👏🏽❤️

Happy Tuesday, everyone! 😊

54 of you have recently followed this page. You are all very welcome, and I truly appreciate having you here. ❤️

From time to time, I like to introduce myself, especially for those who are new, just to share a little about who I am and what this page stands for.

My name is Chippoh Kaudza, and I am from Malawi. I share different aspects of my life on this page:

🎶 I am a gospel music artist, and I share my music and creative journey here.

👗 I am a modest dressing advocate who believes that beauty and dignity can coexist.

🛍️ I am an entrepreneur currently selling second-hand modest clothing.

🎓 Academically, I have recently graduated with a master’s degree in Soil and Water Engineering from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) in Kenya.

🌱Professionally, I currently volunteer with Solutions Inc , where I am involved in areas including water quality management, WASH, research and innovation, monitoring and evaluation, Irrigation projects, and community education.

But above all, being a Christian is my first identity. ❤️

I believe that we can pursue excellence, build meaningful careers and businesses, use our gifts, and make an impact while remaining grounded in our faith and values.

This page reflects my real life—my faith, my music, my work, my values, my interests, and my journey as a woman growing, learning, and serving in different spaces.

So, whether you are here for the music, modest fashion, faith, career and academic journey, or simply to follow along as I navigate life, welcome! 😊

Once again, thank you for being part of my journey. I truly appreciate you all. 🙏🏽❤️

My friend, Becky Kemunto, gave me this gift for my graduation, and it is honestly one of the most precious gifts I have ever received. ❤️

When I saw the prayer jar, I became so emotional because, in one gift, she has given me everything I need in this season of my life.

I have recently graduated, and I am so excited about this milestone I have reached. But now, I find myself asking:

What next, Lord?
What path should I take to make a meaningful impact?
How best can I serve You with what You have entrusted to me?

There are so many questions, dreams, and possibilities ahead, but I am trusting God to guide my steps. 🙏🏽

And I can't wait to fill this prayer jar with answered prayers. 😊❤️

Here's to a new chapter, new beginnings, and a life that makes an impact for God's glory. ✨

The devil tried to steal my joy! 😂

Imagine losing my graduation hood the day before my graduation. I honestly don't know how it got lost. It's like it just disappeared—or someone took it without me knowing. 😅

I was so sad that I didn't even enjoy the graduation rehearsals. Then I decided to inform our department administrator. Luckily, she understood my situation and gave me another hood. And just like that, my day came back to normal! 😂🙌🏽

Although I still had to replace the lost hood because it was school property, I was just grateful that I had another one to wear on my big day. 🎓

I honestly wouldn't wish this to happen to anyone on their graduation day. To the next graduants, please remember to take good care of your belongings, including your gown and hood. 😅

I had the privilege of celebrating my graduation with my classmate’s family, and it was such a beautiful and memorable experience. What made it even more special was seeing two girls from the same family graduate with their master’s degrees on the very same day. 🎓🎓

It was a happy yet emotional day. Everyone had a unique journey to tell—stories of hard work, challenges, perseverance, faith, and countless moments that brought us to that day. But finally, the journey had come to an end.

We all made it! 🎉

And when all was said and done, Ebenezer was the conclusion—thus far the Lord has helped us. 🙏🏾🎓🎉