Originally published in ACN International A week after the attack on the town of Palma, in the far north of Cabo Delgado province, local parish priest Father António Chamboco expressed his sadness to Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) about the lack of information about the whereabouts of the […]
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Petitioning the Namibian Constitution in the Courts of Heaven — Melani Bamberger
In a recent article Gateway News introduced readers to a remarkable woman, a true inspiration and great warrior in God’s Kingdom — the 94-year-old Ouma Geraldine from Walvis Bay, Namibia. In that article Ouma Geraldine spoke of a petition brought to the Supreme Court of Heaven, last year. This was […]
Jesus take the wheel: Namibia Edition: Week 6 — Julita Kok
Jesus take the wheel SA series Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 I am writing to you from the Etosha Nature Reserve. I am at the Okaukuejo waterhole with hundreds of Springbok and Rooibok in front of me at this very moment with hundreds of vultures circling. How awesome is […]
Revival where? — Move of God in Sudan in early 90s — Part 1
As Gateway News we feel called to “tell the God stories of Africa”. But that is easier said than done. From our perch here in the south of this beautiful continent how do we get to share what the Lord is doing in the other 53 nations? And so I […]
Gospel musician Esihle Siwela talks about his life and new single ‘Ingeyakho’
In the Q&A interview below Gateway News finds out more about the life, faith and dreams of KwaZulu-Natal Gospel musician Esihle Siwela and about his new single Ingeyakho Please can you tell us more about your spiritual background and relationship with God — where does it all stem from? Singing […]
Eritrea: Religious freedom hopes dashed as Christians arrested
Originally published in Voice of Martyrs Thirty-five Christians have been arrested in Eritrea for conducting prayer meetings. The latest arrests dash hopes of a change of heart towards Christians in that country, where many have been imprisoned for their faith since Eritrea closed most of its churches in 2002. The […]
UK prime minister’s Gospel truth — Charles Gardner
A heartfelt welcome to the Rev Boris ‘Billy Graham’ Johnson, who has gone beyond the call of duty to preach the glorious Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, whom he boldly proclaimed as “the way, the truth and the life” – quoting Jesus’ words in John 14:6.1 And […]
The Church that was caught off-guard – Part 3 — Clementia Pae
It is with utmost fear and trembling before the Almighty God that I release this word, in this critical time, where we are finding ourselves at a crossroads, as a Church and a nation in South Africa. This in response to the word that was released by Prophet Vuyokazi Matu […]
Goodbye Zondo Commission, hello holiness — Chuck Stephens
Originally published in BizNews We owe Judge Zondo a huge vote of thanks, but when his commissioned hearings end this month, it will not be the end – it will just be the beginning. Nor will his final report due by end-June be the destination, only a port-of-call on a longer […]
Holocaust Remembrance Day: a time for silence, a time for speaking up
By Yael Eckstein — Originally published in Charisma News Prior to coming to Israel, I hadn’t experienced anything like it before. At 10am on Yom HaShoa –Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day –sirens sounded across the country, signalling that it was time to observe a minute of silence for our six million brothers […]