[notice]While ongoing political division in Nelson Mandela Bay has paralysed service delivery and sparked unrest, church leaders in the city have been working and praying together in a united bid to help resolve the crisis. One of the church leaders, Pastor Patrick Douglas-Henry, Regional Leader of the AFM in the […]
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Heerskappy van dakke af besing
Die interkerklike band lei die skares in aanbidding. WOORD oor ‘n stad, aanbidding van ‘n lewende God en intense gebed. Dit kan amper die 11de Rose City Praise and Worship wat Dinsdagaand (September 4) op die dak van Mimosa Mall in Bloemfontein gehou is opsom. Ten spyte van ‘n verskuiwing […]
Economic transformation – whose responsibility is it?
[notice] A fortnightly column by Johannesburg Business Editor, Patrick Kuwana. [/notice] On Monday September 3 the National Planning Minister, Trevor Manuel addressed the opening session of the ‘Strategies to Overcome Poverty and Inequality’ conference at the University of Cape Town. In his address he made some interesting statements that I […]
Weekend Sport’s Results — Monday, Septmber 3, 2012
Rugby Football Cricket Motor Sport Rugby: ABSA Currie Cup: Premier Division: MTN Golden Lions 32 – 42 GWK Griquas The Sharks 34 – 32 Toyota Free State Cheetahs DHL Western Province 42 – 6 Vodacom Blue Bulls Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA BPts Pts […]
Talk of violence against jailed Pakistani teen worries her lawyer
By Compass Direct News Yesterday’s confidence replaced by fear that judge will yield to mob Confident on Wednesday of Rimsha Masih’s release, her lawyer was apprehensive Thursday after a prosecutor hinted strongly at the likelihood of violence if she is freed. “This girl is guilty,” said Rao Abdur Raheem, a […]
Spirit-led “Guts4Glory” touching hearts in East London
It started with a few men who were touched at the Karoo Mighty Men’s Conference (KMMC) and wanted to share the experience with men in their city. It grew into a much bigger, Holy Spirit-inspired gospel outreach event that is touching, pausing and engaging the city of East London right […]
We need to record testimonies so next generation can see finger of God in history
[notice]Pastor Bongani Mgayi says the church can hold its head high in SA history. But it should not expect to be honoured by the world. [/notice]Exactly seven years after Hurricane Katrina, the Gulf Coast of America is again pummelled – by Hurricane Isaac. When things go bad for humans or […]
Parents acknowledge power of prayer as toddler survives near drowning
On Saturday (August 25) evening Hugo and Lynette Strydom were drinking coffee with neighbours who had invited them over to watch rugby at their home in Beethoven Street, Walmer Heights, Port Elizabeth. The adults were chatting in the kitchen while their children played with a ball in the garden next […]
Life Isn’t What I Thought It Would Be
[notice]A fortnightly devotional based on everyday experiences.[/notice] I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. […]
Media lies, truth dies!
My previous newsletter made national headlines last week as a result of the mainstream media’s insatiable desire for sensationalism. Erroneous headlines claiming, “Preacher blames gays for Marikana shooting.” was quickly picked up by homosexual activists with the usual response. Deception, distortions and fabrications have become the liberal media’s stock in […]