Josophat Mwale Theological Institute (JMTI) is the official theological seminary where CCAP Nkhoma Synod pastors are trained in preparation for pastoral ministry. After noticing that the traditional means of #evangelism do not yield the intended results, in December 2019 JMTI pastoral students started the Sports Evangelism program. They observed that sports activities pull […]
*By Sesugh Akume* Yesterday, close to 10 pm I received the sad news from my brother, Dooyum Akume, of the passing of our father, Othniel Akume, (5 August 1942 – 16 January 2021) at age 78. He was otherwise in good health until yesterday, when he wasn’t feeling that strong and taken to the hospital. […]
Nehemiah Bible Institute is a theological course developer that provides learning materials as a bridging course between matric and University, for Pastors and Church Leaders at grassroots training that have never had the opportunity to study formal theological education. Read their latest newsletter: NBI-Newsletter_13NOV2020
This series of meditations for the Week of Prayer 2021 has been prepared by Dr Eddie Orsmond of Wellington. (Click HERE to download.) In these meditations Dr Orsmond reflects on what Scripture tells us about prayer in our innermost room (closet); he touches on the essential elements of a blessed prayer life. It will be good […]
Rev. Stephen Pedro, manager of Witness Ministry’s Task Team Congregational Witness, said, “Last week, on Tuesday, December 1, some of our pastors in synodal service (PSS) reached out via a ZOOM meeting to our church leaders in two of our URC presbyteries in the Eastern Cape, namely those of Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage. They are […]
The previous General Secretary of our sister church in Zimbabwe, Rev. Charles Juro, now minister at the historical Morgenster Mission Station in the south of Zimbabwe, invites us to become one of our prayer partners in our efforts to bring both spiritual and physical transformation to Morgenster Mission Congregation. Please read this latest report about […]
One of COVID-19’s fringe benefits is that theological schools and networks in Africa have begun to work more closely together and help one another – now more than ever before. NetACT (https://netact.org.za/wordpress/), was originally created with the primary aim of making theological schools (which originated from Dutch Reformed Church missionary work in Africa) work better […]
Intlanganiso yokuqala ye-Zoom phakathi kukaMfu Stephen Pedro kunye nabaqulunqi beCBR, Mfu Moses Baartman noMfu Babalwa Sifuba Kuluvuyo nemincili ukwazisa ukuba iphulo lethu le Contextual Bible Reading liye laqalisa ngokusesikweni ngoLwesibini, 1 September 2020. Abaqulunqi beli phulo uMfu Babalwa Sifuba no Moses Baartman, baye baqalisa ngalo msebenzi mkhulu kangaka. Kude kube ngumhla 31 August 2021 […]
The first zoom-meeting of Rev. Stephen Pedro with the implementers of the CBR programme, Revs. Moses Baartman en Babalwa Sifuba It is with great excitement and gratitude that we announce that our Contextual Bible Reading project officially started on Tuesday, September 1st 2020. The two implementers of the project, Revs. Babalwa Sifuba and Moses […]
Photo credit: Al Jazeera “The situation in Zimbabwe is very difficult for people to enjoy their rights,” says General Secretary of our sister church, the CCAP Harare Synod, Rev. Kingstar Chipata. “The government has become unfriendly. The rights of people are not respected. There is no freedom of speech. There is abduction and torturing of […]
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