Originally published in Christian Today New Zealand’s Anglican Church will bless same-sex relationships after a landmark vote yesterday morning. The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia stopped short of permitting gay marriages in church but will allow ministers to bless couples in same-sex civil marriages or civil unions. […]
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30-year-old dream came alive at Kingdom Come SA — Moss Nthla
If you attended the life-impacting Kingdom Come South Africa 2018 event in Gauteng a month ago, you would have heard Moss Nthla, the co-convenor of the conference, speak about this conference being the beginning of the fulfilment of a dream he had carried for more than 30 years. I spent […]
Economic oppression in SA finally ‘broken’, say intercessors
‘Rhodes economic legacy overthrown by word of the Lord’ A special report compiled from feedback sent to Gateway News by leaders at an economic release prayer day in Cape Town on Monday. Leaders of a prayer day for the economic liberation of South Africa believe that Monday — April 30 […]
Iranian Christian converts sentenced to 10 years after losing appeal
Originally published in Premier Org A court has rejected an appeal made on behalf of four Iranian Christian converts who were all charged with propagating house churches and promoting “Zionist Christianity”. Yousef Nadarkhani, Mohammadreza Omidi, Yasser Mossayebzadeh and Saheb Fadaie were told that their 10-year sentences received on 6 July […]
Thousands coming to Christ through Billy Graham’s legacy, even after his death
Originally published in Proudly Gospel Billy Graham has now been gone from this earth and has been in his eternal home for over a month. While alive on earth, Graham was one of the most famous evangelists of all time; however, his influence did not cease with his death. Christianity […]
Africa-Israel Chamber of Commerce launching in Gauteng
South Africa will be launching its first city chamber of the Africa-Israel Chamber of Commerce (AICC) in Johannesburg on June 30, joining other African nations who have been getting on board since the continental launch of the AICC in Jerusalem last August. Calabar, Nigeria, was the first to launch a […]
Nigeria: pressure on Buhari to act increases after latest massacre
Originally published in World Watch Monitor Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari – criticised for his lukewarm attitude towards the Fulani herdsmen held responsible for numerous attacks in the country – has come under more pressure to take decisive action following the latest massacre at a Catholic church in the Middle Belt […]
Church helps warring Mthatha taxi groups reach peace accord
Whether you like them or not, taxi operators play an important role in South Africa’s economy. They ensure that millions of South Africans, who depend on them as their mode of transport, get to their destinations on time. However, these operators have a reputation for reckless driving and for also […]
‘Stand’ worshipers returning to declare God’s goodness nightly in PE city centre
Worshipers will be back next week to take a nightly “Stand” in front of the Port Elizabeth City Hall in what the initiative visionary Anton Hutton believes will grow into a movement that will unite the Church and the city. During “Stand’s” first three-week run around 20 to 30 worshipers […]
Seven days of prayer leading up to Freedom Day
A group of intercessors in Cape Town are meeting daily from 12 noon until 2pm “to cry out and petition our king to forgive us and remember His promises concerning South Africa, that we may all receive divine and supernatural freedom / liberty as we celebrate our 24th year of […]