South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
What began last Wednesday as a typical chapel service for students at Asbury University in Kentucky, USA, has turned into a spontaneous move of God which is showing no sign of slowing down. Indeed, CBN News reports that “now this outpouring of the Holy Spirit is spreading to more college […]
If you are in Cape Town and you have questions about the gender debate you are invited to attend God’s Agender, a seminar which aims to present a biblical perspective on the issue. “We are holding the seminar to equip the Church and to call on those who are currently […]
The South African Friends of Israel (SAFI) says it will take action against the South African Rugby Union (SARU) for bowing to political interference by withdrawing their Mzanzi Challenge invitation to international qualifying team, the Tel Aviv Heats — simply because they reside in Israel. “SARU have shamelessly succumbed to […]
Originally published in CBN News Thousands of world leaders, activists, lawmakers, and more are in Washington this week with the goal of shining a spotlight on those being persecuted for their faith. They’re a part of the International Religious Freedom Summit, which was created to highlight the issue of religious […]
By Gerda Potgieter Domino Servite School (DSS) in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands achieved 100% bachelors degree passes for the third consecutive year last year despite challenges related to the Covid-19 pandemic. Out of a class of 26 learners at the Christian-based independent school on the campus of KwaSizabantu Mission in the […]
Jasper Cloete entrepeneur, business consultant and director of Generational Inheritance Group (aka GIG Institute) is passionate about mobilising people to develop generational wealth and to leave a legacy. In an interview he told Gateway News the story of GIG, which today supports members on their generational-wealth-building journey with ongoing financial […]
The deadline for the first round of comment on the so-called Prostitution Bill expired yesterday with no indication from the government on its response to appeals from various organisations for extended public response time as the period allocated for submissions was mainly over the holidays when many people were tired […]
The ‘SA, let’s pray’ event — the first TEASA (The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa) national day of prayer, which was held last Saturday, “marked a historic moment in time, as a significant step was takentowards establishing a corporate spiritual ownership for our beloved country and its challenges”, says Radio […]
With no end in sight to the water crisis in Nelson Mandela Bay the metro’s executive mayor Retief Odendaal, together with Mayoral Committee Member for Constitueny Services Rano Odendaal have invited community leaders, residents and the business community to participate in a prayer session for rain on Sunday. The prayer […]
The release on Monday of the first report from a larger, authoritative research study on the scope and nature of human trafficking in South Africa was a significant step forward – especially in view of proposed law reform in South Africa, said the study author, Dr Marcel van der Watt. […]