Pinetown SDA Church

03/05/2026

Please share the invite far and wide - all are welcome!

🩺 Your health matters!

Join our Abundant Wellness team on 17 May at Hillcrest High for a FREE Health Expo. Meet our medical specialists, get quick check-ups, and discover practical tips to feel your best.

From screenings to expert advice, it’s your chance to ask questions, get assessed, and learn how to stay healthy. Bring your friends and family — everyone’s welcome!

📍 Hillcrest High School | ⏰ 10 AM – 3 PM

03/05/2026

🩺 Your health matters!

Join our Abundant Wellness team on 17 May at Hillcrest High for a FREE Health Expo. Meet our medical specialists, get quick check-ups, and discover practical tips to feel your best.

From screenings to expert advice, it’s your chance to ask questions, get assessed, and learn how to stay healthy. Bring your friends and family — everyone’s welcome!

📍 Hillcrest High School | ⏰ 10 AM – 3 PM

26/02/2026

This video is about the true theological meaning of mission — not as a program the Church runs, but as God's own movement toward displaced and distant people. It reframes mission as divine inclusion that began with God long before any human initiative. This content is for Christians, Seventh-day Adventists, missionaries, ministry students, theology enthusiasts, and church leaders who want to understand the deeper biblical foundation behind why the Church exists.

26/02/2026

This video is about why unity in Christ does not erase cultural identity — it redeems it. It challenges the idea that assimilation is required for belonging in the Church, and makes the case that every culture brings a unique and necessary expression of faith. This content is for Christians, Seventh-day Adventists, worship leaders, multicultural congregations, and believers who have ever felt like their culture was unwelcome in church spaces.

26/02/2026

This video is about why diversity is not a human complication but a divine intention rooted in Scripture. It explores the biblical vision of heaven as a gathering of every nation, tribe, language, and people group — and what that means for how the Church should approach urban mission today. This content is for Christians, Seventh-day Adventists, pastors, ministry leaders, and anyone wrestling with what it truly means to build an inclusive, multicultural church that reflects God's kingdom.

25/02/2026

Is the Gospel losing its credibility? In this hard-hitting message, we discuss why the Gospel loses its impact when it is only preached to those who are already comfortable.

While we may feel secure in our knowledge of the faith, the true power of the Gospel is demonstrated when it reaches the marginalized, the unseen, and those who cannot speak for themselves. It’s time to take the message outside the four walls of the church to those who need it most.

25/02/2026

To truly see the unseen is more than a social observation—it is an act of grace. When we "put on the image of God," we begin to see people for who they truly are: God's people.

This video challenges the modern church to engage in Urban Mission by developing Christ-like sight. Learn how to use eyes that pe*****te cultural barriers, social prejudices, and the differences that often divide us. When the church learns to see those who are overlooked, it becomes a living testimony of the Gospel’s power to restore worth.

25/02/2026

Human nature naturally draws us toward power, influence, and the familiar. But what happens when we shift our perspective? In this session, we explore how Kingdom Vision trains believers to look beyond the surface and see the "unseen"—the loneliness hidden in crowded streets and the silent suffering behind migration statistics.

Theologically, every person carries the Imago Dei (the Image of God). Discover how to look past cultural differences to find the inherent worth in every individual.

25/02/2026

Jesus crossed boundaries to reach the marginalized. Mission isn’t complete until every community knows they’ve been seen by God.

25/02/2026

The gospel pulls us past comfort into real love—especially for migrants and minorities who feel unseen.