South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
As we approach the festive season, and with the prospect of an extended summer break right around the corner, my thoughts are turning to the opportunities we will have as a family to spend more time with others, both family and friends, at home. During the year, not a week […]
A monthly column in which Julita Kok shares on living adventurously with God Can you believe there is only one month left of this year?? Sounds totally unreal. Feels like I am just getting my feet planted steadily in this year and can now take it head on, only to […]
Originally published in Christian Today When Armenia adopted Christianity as its state faith in 301 AD, Rome was still persecuting Christians and the Anglo-Saxons had yet to reach Britain. The Armenian Apostolic Holy Church (AAHC) has endured and survived the onslaughts of Persians, Ottomans and Soviets. Yet in 2025 it […]
On Wednesday, November 19, award-winning Christian artist Forrest Frank took to social media to make sure people knew that a Christian artist who is charting on iTunes right now is not human. “I love progress and tools, but this one doesn’t sit right,” Frank wrote in the caption next to his Instagram video. “The No. […]
Originally published in CBN Formerly murderous militants in Nigeria are being transformed into spiritual warriors for Jesus Christ. And Christian widows whose husbands are victims of genocide in that African nation are also experiencing a powerful work of healing. The global Christian group Youth With A Mission (YWAM) reports God […]
The acclaimed South African band TREE63, released How Much Longer? on Friday November 21, marking their first new single in a decade, produced by John Ellis and Dave Langemann. Following a successful year of touring their classic hits, the release confirms months of promising studio work. How Much Longer? serves […]
Sponsored Post As I sit down to write this article, I am filled with gratitude and awe, reflecting on the incredible journey that has led me to become an author. Just a short while ago, I was working full-time, living a comfortable life, but feeling unfulfilled and restless. It wasn’t […]
Originally published in The Christian Post More than a year after she filed for divorce from televangelist Benny Hinn, Suzanne Hinn’s marriage to the popular faith-healer is now officially over for a second time in 46 years. Records from the Hillsborough County Court in Florida, first cited by the Trinity Foundation, show the Hinns’ […]
Originally published in The Christian Post After winning the title of Miss Universe following a contentious competition, Fátima Bosch reaffirmed her faith in a public social media post and declared: “Long live Christ the King.” After winning the 2025 Miss Universe competition on November 20, the 25-year-old, who entered the […]
Originally published in The Christian Post A Christian preacher in the United Kingdom, accused of making anti-Muslim remarks during a sermon in a town centre, has been found not guilty. A jury at Swindon Crown Court in southwest England returned the verdict after a six-day trial. Shaun O’Sullivan, 36, was […]
Originally published in The Christian Post A pro-life group is celebrating the milestone of saving over 26 000 babies from abortion, along with the closure of several abortion clinics across the US and increased participation in its most recent campaign. The pro-life advocacy organization 40 Days for Life announced in […]
In this week’s podcast Janet Brann-Hollis asks: “How does honour lead to greater revelation?” Each week we publish the latest episode of the podcast which can be viewed at the following YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5hLMkCPnQ9TfBC-mbDNiUw
This week’s podcast deals with the various functions of the prophets, specifically within politics. Each week we publish the latest episode of the podcast which can be viewed at the following YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5hLMkCPnQ9TfBC-mbDNiUw
In this week’s podcast Janet Brann-Hollis discusses the various types and functions of the prophets called to speak to the political and governmental realms. Each week we publish the latest episode of the podcast which can be viewed at the following YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5hLMkCPnQ9TfBC-mbDNiUw
In this video, Freedom of Religion SA (FOR SA) executive director Michael Swain and FOR SA attorney Liesl Pretorius delve deeper into why FOR SA believes that the controversial bill is a thinly veiled threat to religious freedom. Last week Gateway News published an article by FOR SA explaining the […]
US missionary pilot Ryan Koher, 33 who was provisionally released from prison in Mozambique last week, together with two South Africans, WJ du Plessis, 77, and Eric Dry, 65, has shared a video in which he thanks Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) co-workers and others who have prayed for him and […]
Africa Christian Action produced the video below to capture their recent 2023 March for Life to Parliament and prayer vigil and repentance service outside the gates of Parliament. They have held these events every year on the anniversary of the legislation of abortion on demand in South Africa on February […]
As we approach the festive season, and with the prospect of an extended summer break right around the corner, my thoughts are turning to the opportunities we will have as a family to spend more time with others, both family and friends, at home. During the year, not a week […]
A monthly column in which Julita Kok shares on living adventurously with God Can you believe there is only one month left of this year?? Sounds totally unreal. Feels like I am just getting my feet planted steadily in this year and can now take it head on, only to […]
ALSO SEE: Nigerian president declares nationwide emergency amidst terror surge Over the past 15 years I have been sharing the God stories of Africa, I don’t think a week has gone by when the Christian news sources I monitor have not documented violence against Christians somewhere in Africa. This week […]
Originally published by CSW ALSO SEE: Prayer, action needed amidst relentless terror attacks on Christians across Africa President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has responded to a significant surge in armed violence and mass abductions across Nigeria by declaring a nationwide security emergency, ordering the recruitment of additional manpower to the armed […]
Originally published in Christian Today When Armenia adopted Christianity as its state faith in 301 AD, Rome was still persecuting Christians and the Anglo-Saxons had yet to reach Britain. The Armenian Apostolic Holy Church (AAHC) has endured and survived the onslaughts of Persians, Ottomans and Soviets. Yet in 2025 it […]
Originally published in The Christian Post More than a year after she filed for divorce from televangelist Benny Hinn, Suzanne Hinn’s marriage to the popular faith-healer is now officially over for a second time in 46 years. Records from the Hillsborough County Court in Florida, first cited by the Trinity Foundation, show the Hinns’ […]
Originally published in The Christian Post After winning the title of Miss Universe following a contentious competition, Fátima Bosch reaffirmed her faith in a public social media post and declared: “Long live Christ the King.” After winning the 2025 Miss Universe competition on November 20, the 25-year-old, who entered the […]
Originally published in The Christian Post A Christian preacher in the United Kingdom, accused of making anti-Muslim remarks during a sermon in a town centre, has been found not guilty. A jury at Swindon Crown Court in southwest England returned the verdict after a six-day trial. Shaun O’Sullivan, 36, was […]
Originally published in The Christian Post A pro-life group is celebrating the milestone of saving over 26 000 babies from abortion, along with the closure of several abortion clinics across the US and increased participation in its most recent campaign. The pro-life advocacy organization 40 Days for Life announced in […]
By Gerda Potgieter When South African Mercy Ships volunteer Anne-Marie van Tonder saw a baby girl with a big lump on her neck in a children’s hospital in Freetown. Sierra Leone, she felt compelled to get her onto her ship’s surgery list. The problem was that Memunatu, 10 months, had […]
