This is the first article in a series by Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) on the PEPUDA Amendment Bill (“the Amendment Bill”) and its potentially detrimental and far-reaching implications for religious freedom in South Africa, if passed into law in its current form. For more articles like this that explain what the bill is about, and […]
Opinion
In whose hands? — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
But do you know in whose? See, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreaded day of the Lord. He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and […]
Jesus take the wheel: Gauteng trip: week 1 — Julita Kok
Julita Kok reports on her latest road trip with Jesus — this time to Gauteng I had such an awesome journey with God on my way to Johannesburg. When I left Cape Town, I felt that I wanted to travel via Kimberley and not Bloemfontein as I normally do. I […]
PEPUDA – How can Christians respond?
FOR SA, a non-profit, legal advocacy organisation dedicated to upholding the rights to religious freedom conferred by the South African Constitution, released a video on May 27 that warned that the PEPUDA Amendment Bill is the greatest threat to religious freedom in South Africa yet. Cheryllyn Dudley, Member of Parliament […]
Social media promises equality and diversity — except for Christians
Originally published in Christian Today A great deal is said about ‘cancel culture’, with the fear being that everyone is in danger of getting ‘cancelled’ if they say anything that offends anyone. But this fear is misplaced because the situation is far worse. At least if everyone were in danger […]
The next generation of Jesus people — Lindy-Ann Hopley
Below is a much-watch video as God moves among the children. There is no junior Holy Spirit! God’s church is and will always be essential. This meeting took place in Oregon, USA. Oregon is one of the most bound rebellious states currently in the USA – this is where Satanists […]
How a prayer book is impacting SA sport — JP Flugel
A pocket-sized prayer book is making an impact in top-level sport in South Africa. In the Q&A interview below JP Flugel finds out more about this phenomenon from Bruce Nadin sports chaplain and author of the Call Up Competitors Prayer Book which has reached more than 6 000 athletes across […]
Composing biblical songs: a case study — Hugh Wetmore
I have a sneaking suspicion that many people, especially pastors and preachers, could write relevant songs to support their sermons, but they don’t realise it. Yet this is not such a difficult challenge as one might imagine. As I opened my Bible for my devotional reading the other day, God’s […]
Dear Mr President, there’s no apartheid in Israel — Warren Goldstein
An open letter from Dr Warren Goldstein, the chief rabbi of South Africa to President Cyril Ramaphosa that was published in the Sunday Times last Sunday Mr President, allow me the opportunity of responding to your public letter regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We have debated these issues in private on […]
The battle against Israel: bringing light to minds darkened by lies — Vivienne Myburgh
Hamas, an organisation whose official manifesto includes a pledge to obliterate Israel, kill Jews and reject negotiation has once again got a free pass from mainstream media, big tech social media, the UN, and the South African government for its latest indiscriminate, murderous attacks on Israeli civilians. Israel’s defence of […]

