NAC De Aar District

NAC De Aar District De Aar was est under the Beaufort West diocese until 2014.
2023 boundary change, under East London.

Parent and ministers appreciation eveningThe District Young People Coordinator, PR Orinson Bekeer, invited young people ...
20/03/2026

Parent and ministers appreciation evening

The District Young People Coordinator, PR Orinson Bekeer, invited young people from the congregations of De Aar, Montana, and Nonzwakazi to gather at the Nonzwakazi congregation on Friday, 20 March 2026. They were joined by District Rector Anthony Hermanus, Montana Rector PR Aubrey Phillips, and several parents.

District Rector Anthony Hermanus opened the event with a prayer and extended a warm welcome to everyone present. PR Bekeer delivered a presentation highlighting the importance of love between parents and children within the home. He also introduced the youth year plan and encouraged the young people to actively participate in the upcoming activities.

PR Phillips shared a few words of motivation and encouragement with both the youth and their parents. District Rector Hermanus then spoke briefly about the vital role parents play in their children’s lives, as well as the responsibilities children have. The evening concluded with a closing prayer by PR Phillips, after which light refreshments were served to all attendees.

21/02/2026

Final earthly good bye to one of our seniors, Truitjie Kasper of Montana-DeAar congregation. May God comfort the family in this difficult and sad moments. Till we meet again 😞🙏

Young People’s Divine ServiceDistrict Rector Anthony Hermanus led the Young People’s Divine Service at the Nonzwakazi co...
15/02/2026

Young People’s Divine Service

District Rector Anthony Hermanus led the Young People’s Divine Service at the Nonzwakazi congregation on Sunday, 15 February 2026. Young people from Britstown, Montana, De Aar, and Hanover attended the service, together with their ministers. He was accompanied by PR September Tromp, rector of Hanover, PR Bernard Isaacs, rector of Britstown, as well as the ministers from Montana, De Aar, and Nonzwakazi.

The service was based on Romans 1:16: “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes, for the Jew first and also for the Greek.”

Jayda Moses presented the Scripture reading.

The newly confirmed young members were also present and were formally introduced and welcomed into the youth group. The District Rector encouraged them to stay faithful, remember their confirmation vows, and actively participate in future youth activities.

PR Bernard Isaacs, rector of Britstown, assisted in serving during the service. After the conclusion of the divine service, everyone shared a light meal and enjoyed fellowship. The group eagerly anticipates their next gathering.

15/02/2026

And so God decided to call our elderly sister, Truitjie Kasper, home. Free from all pain and suffering. She is at peace and with her dear husband. Our sincere condolences to her family and loved ones🙏

We looking forward to welcome our young ones in the ranks of the Young people. May our Lord be with them
01/02/2026

We looking forward to welcome our young ones in the ranks of the Young people. May our Lord be with them

Confirmation in De AarOn 1 February 2026, Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene visited the De Aar congregation to officiate the...
01/02/2026

Confirmation in De Aar

On 1 February 2026, Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene visited the De Aar congregation to officiate the confirmation service. He was accompanied by District Rector Anthony Hermanus, the congregation’s rector, Community Evangelist Arnold Roberts, and Priest James Pain. The Apostle based the divine service on Matthew 10:3: “Therefore whoever confesses Me before men, him I will also confess before My Father who is in heaven.”

Priest James Pain was called to serve alongside him. Four young children were called to the altar, where they received the confirmation blessing.

The service was enriched by the beautiful singing of the choir and instrumental music, which added to the memorable atmosphere. After the service, the Apostle made himself available to greet and engage with the members of the congregation.

Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene conducted his second divine service in Hanover on 25 January 2026. He was accompanied by D...
27/01/2026

Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene conducted his second divine service in Hanover on 25 January 2026. He was accompanied by District Rector Anthony Hermanus, Community Evangelist Arnold Roberts, and the Rector, Priest September Tromp.

Apostle Nene based the service on Genesis 24:58. During the service, Community Evangelist Arnold Roberts was called to serve alongside him. A total of eight souls responded to the call, and the gift of the Holy Spirit was bestowed upon them.

Following the service, Apostle Nene warmly greeted and engaged with the members of the congregation.

Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene visited the De Aar congregation on Sunday, 25 January 2026. He was accompanied by District...
27/01/2026

Apostle Terence Ndodomzi Nene visited the De Aar congregation on Sunday, 25 January 2026. He was accompanied by District Rector Anthony Hermanus, as well as Community Evangelists Arnold Roberts and Andries van Wyk. The Apostle based his sermon on Hebrews 11:13, emphasizing faith in God’s creative power.

District Rector Anthony Hermanus served alongside the Apostle. Following the Holy Communion service, Community Evangelist Andries van Wyk was placed into well-deserved retirement. The Apostle expressed his gratitude for the brother’s years of dedication, love, and faithful service.

After the service, the Apostle and fellow ministers spent time greeting the congregants and later visited the home of the retired minister.

No fear when God is near 🙏
04/01/2026

No fear when God is near 🙏

Apostle service at Middelburg EC on 28 December 2025Great was the anticipation for the visit of Apostle Terence Nene to ...
29/12/2025

Apostle service at Middelburg EC on 28 December 2025

Great was the anticipation for the visit of Apostle Terence Nene to the congregation. The Sunday school children together with the adult choir provided a beautiful atmosphere before and during the service with their music performance.

Apostle Terence Nene used Psalm 103:2: "Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget none of His good deeds!", as the basis for the service. Apostle sealed 18 souls with the gift of the Holy Spirit. District Rector Anthony Hermanus and Community Evangelist Arnold Robert served along.

Apostle Nene interacted with the congregants after the service and greeted them warmly.

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