[notice]A fortnightly devotional based on everyday experiences.[/notice] Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 1 Corinthians 13:4 (NIV) I STOPPED AT the stop street where the man who is always selling roses (even in the rain) stands and told […]
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Oscar Music Ministries
Oscar Ehrensperger is a full-time music missionary with a passion to encourage Christians and win the lost to Jesus Christ. For the past 20 years he has sung and performed in schools, conferences, camps, prisons and churches all over South Africa. His ministry is interdenominational and is in both English […]
Weekend Sports Results — July 16, 2012
Rugby Motor Sport Cycling Golf Rugby: Super Rugby Bulls 37 – 20 Lions Sharks 34 – 15 Cheetahs Stormers 26 – 21 Rebels Reds 32 – 16 Waratahs Crusaders 38 – 24 Force Brumbies 16 – 30 Blues Hurricanes 28 – 25 Chiefs Combined Log: Pos Team […]
Kgabo Music Productions: Israel Mosehla
Israel Mosehla – a seasoned songwriter, composer, producer and artist opened his own record label/Company, Kgabo Music Productions in 2007 with a vision of helping upcoming artists by Discovering, Developing and Exposing their talents. His current album, “Endaweni Ephakeme” was released under this label. The album is currently enjoying airplay […]
Blessing Christian Academy
Established in 2010, Blessing Christian School is a small, independent Christian Day School in Port Elizabeth, with a Pre-Primary and Primary School campus in Westbourne Road, Mount Croix, and a new High School campus in Park Drive. Mr Blessing Marunga, the founder of the institution is widely known in Zimbabwe […]
Up-and-coming SA golfer puts Jesus first
Playing in one of the world’s major tournaments is the dream of every young professional golfer. And playing in the British Open became a reality earlier this year when 26 year-old South African golfer, Andrew Georgiou, grabbed one of the three qualifying spots at a special qualification tournament in Johannesburg. […]
South Sudan celebrates one year of independence
Originally published in Charisma News Jubilant celebrations greeted the independence of South Sudan one year ago. But since then, the fledgling country has lurched from one crisis to another. On July 9, the country marked its first anniversary as an independent state. Arthur Mist, a World Vision program manager for […]
Are you an activist or conformist?
An “activist” is defined as someone “who works to achieve political or social change, especially as a member of an organisation with particular aims.” For further clarity my clever and “liberal” Oxford Dictionary gives an example of “gay activists.” On the other hand a “conformist” is a “person who behaves […]
When getting what you want isn’t what you want!
[notice]Pastor Bongani Mgayi points out that God warned the Israelites about the consequences of their demand for a king. Perhaps we, who have demanded a popular, people’s government, should also consider ourselves warned.[/notice]World governments have money for buying arms, but do not have money to feed the poor. According to […]
Free premiere screenings of Loving the Bad Man, FUEL
Moviegoers in various parts of South Africa are invited to free, premiere screenings of two notable new movies: Loving the Bad Man, a powerful Christian feature film about forgiveness and redemption; and FUEL, an entertaining and informative multi award-winning documentary that promotes green energy alternatives to oil. Loving the Bad […]