Originally published in The Christian Institute Conservative Peer Lord Shinkwin has hit out at Britain’s abortion laws, which he describes as a “licence to kill for the crime of being disabled”. In an article for The House magazine, Lord Shinkwin warned that the number of disabled babies being aborted increased […]
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Muslim who attacked church in Central African Republic accepts Christ –report
Originally published in The Christian Post A Muslim extremist who tried to kill a Christian pastor last week in Central Africam Republic has now accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior, according to a global missionary network. Bibles for Mideast, a group of missionaries that delivers Bibles to underground […]
Lyndie McCauley — Sing A New Song: Book Review
Book Review by Neziswa Kanju “On my return to South Africa from living in the USA for 10 years, God led me to re-edit this book. So it is with Joy that I bring you the NEW Sing a New Song. I believe that it will help you tremendously to […]
Rachel Hauck — The Wedding Shop: Book review
Hayley Morgan returns to her hometown after several years in the airforce and a failed relationship. She feels that God has called her to do this. Her childhood dream to reopen the wedding shop is rekindled, and although she faces opposition from developers who want the land for a parking […]
Time to evict pride from our relationships
[notice]A fortnightly column on marriage, family and relationships.[/notice] One of the leading causes in a marriage breakdown is pride. Pride comes in many forms in a relationship from a spouse thinking that he is always right, to wanting his own way, it is always her word, not thinking of others, […]
‘The Last Reformation’ — from Christians to disciples of Jesus
Alf James interviews Torben Sondergaard, a Danish author and leader of ‘The Last Reformation’, a discipleship training movement that is making an impact around the world. He also talks to a South African couple who train disciples in New Zealand and a South African man who attended a recent Kickstart […]
Watershed case on religion in schools in court in May
By Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) From May 15 to 17 the Johannesburg High Court will hear the long-awaited case of OGOD v Laerskool Randhart & Others. This case, which has been described as a watershed case in South Africa and which may well end up in the […]
God is alive and awakening His bride — Lindy-Ann Hopley
A monthly column bringing you frontline testimonies of what God is stirring up across the globe. By international revivalist Lindy-Ann Hopley, Beautiful Witness Ministries. Daily God seems to get bigger and better! At least in my mind! Oh what a wonderful King we serve! It is my honour to share […]
School principal wants every child in PE to have his prayer book
Port Elizabeth Christian School principal and evangelist Blessing Marunga has written a book of prayer declarations — and he is trusting God for partners to help him get it into the hands of as many young people as possible at no cost. He established Blessing Christian Academy in PE in 2010 through […]
From farmers to faith-walking discipleship trainers
Reino and Ilze Esterhuyse have travelled a long road both physically and spiritually since they emigrated from South Africa, moved to New Zealand, became dairy farmers, and now provide disciple training for followers of Jesus. “After leaving South Africa and settling in New Zealand nine years ago we started dairy […]