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05/06/2026

CHILDCARE AWARENESS PROGRAM: ALL ARE INVITED!

As our Circuit marks the conclusion of Child Protection Week, we invite everyone to attend a very important Childcare Awareness Program taking place tomorrow at Centenary Society.

Date: Tomorrow
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: Centenary Society

This vital program will feature presentations and discussions on:

■ Safeguarding children
■ Understanding and identifying sexual grooming
■ Processes for reporting crimes against children and incidents involving children

We strongly encourage the attendance of:

• Parents and Guardians
• Children and especially teenagers
• Young people throughout our Circuit
• All Safeguarding Officers from our Societies
• Church members involved in Children's Ministry Programmes.
• Community members who work with or care for children

The protection, safety, and well-being of our children is everyone's responsibility. This program offers valuable information, practical guidance, and an opportunity to strengthen our commitment to creating safe environments for all children and young people.

Please make every effort to attend and encourage others to join us. Together, we can help build safer communities and brighter futures for our children.

"Protecting children is not just a duty, it is a shared responsibility."

We look forward to seeing you there.

04/06/2026

No hurry, Super, no hurry . . . Chuuuu . . .

04/06/2026

Tonight we held our final Revival and Healing Service. The service was led by Rev. S. Ntombela, who ministered to us from Exodus 13:17 and John 15:2, reminding us of God's guidance and His ongoing work of pruning and shaping His people for greater fruitfulness.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all the ministers who faithfully shared God's Word with us during these four days of revival. Revs. S. Ndyindila, T. Mdingi, S. Tshatshu, and S. Ntombela have poured themselves out in ministry and owe us nothing. We give thanks and praise to God for His servants and for the powerful messages they brought to us.

We also appreciate the ecumenical nature of these services, which reflected the unity of the Body of Christ and enriched our worship and fellowship.

A special word of thanks and appreciation goes to our Superintendent, Rev. T. Mdingi, for his vision, leadership, and faithful ministry among us. He came to us at the right time, and we thank God and the church for discerning that he should be the one to come and serve in our midst. Through his leadership, encouragement, and commitment to God's work, we have been blessed and strengthened.

Above all, we give glory and honour to God for His presence among us throughout these revival services. May the seeds that have been sown in our hearts continue to bear fruit for His Kingdom and for His glory.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

Ndicel' undembathe Moya . . .

04/06/2026

We are keeping Revd S Ntombela, our Worship Team and everyone joining our Ecumenical Revival Service tonight at Centenary Society at 18h30. May the Spirit of God be with us.

Sindulule Mahlobo!! Siyazichitha ezintente namhlanje.

03/06/2026

We thank God for the powerful revival and healing service we received tonight under the leadership of Revd. S. Tshatshu.

Through the message from Psalm 23:3, 'He restores my soul,' we were reminded of God's unfailing love, grace, and ability to renew us when we are weary, broken, or discouraged.

The Word encouraged us to trust in the Good Shepherd, who leads His people into spiritual restoration and renewed strength.

The service was a time of revival, healing, and spiritual refreshing as hearts were touched and faith was strengthened.

We witnessed God's presence moving among His people, bringing hope, comfort, and encouragement to many.

We give thanks for the message delivered and pray that the restoration we received tonight will continue to bear fruit in our lives, families, and communities.