South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
After nearly eight decades have passed, dramatic new stories of the Holocaust survivors keep emerging. And Twice Rescued Child (published by SPCK in 2019) is another inspiring testament to triumph over adversity. It also echoes the truth of Romans 8:28: “that in all things God works for the good of […]
This autobiography is aptly named — it is first and foremost a look at South African politics as well as the role of a Christian democratic party within that system, from the viewpoint of the author. Cheryllynn Dudley, who held office as a Member of Parliament for the ACDP (African […]
Book review by Erica Filter. I am a counsellor who works mainly with children and teenagers at Focus on the Family Africa. I have read The Mending Chronicles of Liam and Emily, which includes a story and workbook with emotional vocabulary. As a counsellor who often deals with children of divorce, […]
Book review by Debbie Hemmens The explanation on the front cover says this book is “A Christian Teen’s Guide To Understanding Homosexuality. The book does just that through honest conversation, real-life examples and biblical research for people to find answers that align with God’s intent. The book is written primarily […]
FEBRUARY BOOK GIVEAWAY Answer the question below and email your answer, together with your name, physical address and cellphone number to news@gatewaynews.co.za and you could receive one of two copies of Around the World with 50 Bucks by Christopher Schacht that Struik Publishers are giving away this month. The deadline for […]
CHRISTMAS BOOK GIVEAWAY Answer the question below and email your answer, together with your name, physical address and cellphone number to news@gatewaynews.co.za and you could receive one of two copies of The Power of Favor by Joel Osteen that we are giving away this month. The deadline for participating in the book […]
Book review by Debbie Hemmens Renowned authors, Cloud and Townsend have written an all-time classic here, something for everyone’s bookshelf. I have been amazed throughout this book at how relevant and necessary their advice is. A timely word in season for our world to hear. It speaks into so many […]
Book review by Val Viljoen I have previously reviewed this New York Times Bestseller but this third edition with additional content has been brought to my attention. To recap briefly, Nabeel, as an American-born devout Muslim, met David Wood, a devout Christian, when they were both students. Each recognised in […]
Book review by Val Viljoen If you are looking for a gift for a child aged 4 – 7 this Easter and are reluctant to add further chocolate to the day, then this book might be the answer. Mike Berenstain is the son of Stan and Jan Berenstain, who introduced […]
“When will he hit me and abuse me as my father did to my mother? After all, he is a warrior who surely loves violence more than me.” Leah was afraid of her new husband but relieved to leave her father’s house behind. She was a young married bride and […]
