Passionate Jesus walker Edward Pozyn’s 1 400km Gospel trek from Howick KwaZulu-Natal to Cape Town took a surprising twist in Bloemfontein when he was asked by local intercessors to deliver a prophetic “revival scroll” to intercessors in Cape Town. It was the end of Passover when he and his mission […]
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WATCH: Explaining ancestral worship — Pearl Kupe
In the video and article below Dr Pearl Kupe of Global Voice of Prayer Africa sheds light on the veneration of ancestors and a Christian response to this religious practice. She also calls on Christ followers to join prayer initiatives in response to a plan to dedicate South Africa to […]
SA prayer leaders respond to launch of Ancestors Day
South Africa prayer leaders have responded swiftly to the proposed launch of “Ancestors Day” on Saturday, calling for Christians to unite in prayer for the nation. ALSO SEEWATCH: Explaining ancestral worship — Pearl Kupe Africa Day response — Patrick Zvikomborero Kuwana The inaugural Ancestors Day is an initiative of The […]
Gamtoos Valley farming community praying at Kouga Dam on Sunday
A prayer and worship event aimed mainly at farmers and farm workers in the important citrus, dairy and crop farming area will be held at the record-low Kouga Dam from 3pm on Sunday. Event organiser Tony Bergman an evangelist based at Andrieskraal which is near the dam which is a […]
Call for continuous prayer for rain in PE area
Port Elizabeth prayer warrior Blessing Marunga is calling on Christians in the area to participate in a campaign of continuous prayer for rain in the drought-stricken area from May until the end of the year. “When we go to an event to pray for rain it is good and we […]
Open Doors Southern Africa marks 50 years of serving persecuted Christians
Open Doors Southern Africa is celebrating 50 years of existence on Monday May10. For the past 50 years, this ministry organisation has worked with the Church in Southern Africa to strengthen and support persecuted Christians in numerous countries all over the world. Open Doors Southern Africa is part of the […]
Memories rekindled, mighty sound raised at colourful District Six worship event
Minutes before the start of a combined worship event in District Six, Cape Town last Sunday, believers present heard about the special role the area had played in the history of our country — notably that the Freedom Charter of the ANC was born there and that the Volkskerk van […]
Healing Rooms Africa reaches new frontiers
I recently caught up with Carol Campbell, the Cape Town-based director of Healing Rooms Africa, an interdenominational Christian ministry that promotes restoration and healing as a normal part of Christian ministry. Carol has travelled extensively in South Africa, Africa and beyond to set up healing rooms, to train believers in […]
Sharing real freedom on Freedom Day
Clinton Mc Master reports on a group outreach in Cape Town on Freedom Day with cross walker Johan Marais aka Johan die Kruisman We started our outreach on Tuesday opposite On the Rocks restaurant in Bloubergstrand, walking with the cross, handing out tracts and witnessing to folk along the way. […]
ACDP pickets for scrapping of draft gender policy for public schools
The ACDP staged a picket outside the Western Cape provincial legislature on Monday to protest against the draft policy on gender identity and sexual orientation for public schools in the Western Cape which it sees as harmful to children and a threat to the constitutional rights of parents, teachers and […]

