UAAC Siyahlala Branch

08/09/2026

https://www.uaac.church/2019/01/30/uniform-sales/

East Rand District Name Address Contact Details Speciality Ms Elisa Mudau 3 Vygie street, Northmead ext 4, Benoni, 1501 Tel: 011 443 6893 (h) Cell: 0837615622 All types Mrs Muzila Iqabaka street, Palmridge

07/09/2026

Questions To Ask Before Marrying Into Another Family Lineage

1. What kinds of sin are common in your family cycle?
2. What types of sicknesses or diseases are common in your family?
3. What kinds of problems are common in your family?
4. Where are your parents? If they are not alive, what killed them? If they are alive, where are they?
5. Are your parents living together?
6. What is the occupation of your parents?
7. What kind of religion do your parents practice? Are they born again?
8. What kind of challenges did your parents experience before their marriage?
9. Is there a strong relationship between you, your parents, and your extended family?
10. What are the visible traits of your father or mother?
11. Have your parents in any way cursed you?
12. If your mother or father is late, how often do you see them in your dream?
13. Have your parents ever regretted giving birth to you?
14. Are your grandmother or grandfather still alive?
15. What kind of habit do you often practice when you are alone?
16. Are there idols in your family lineage?
17. Do you come from a polygamous home?
18. What kind of problems affect the firstborn, first daughter, or last born in your family?
19. Is there love and unity among your family members?
20. Is there anything that happens when a person is about to succeed or prosper in your family?
21. Do you have native names? If yes, what is the meaning?
22. Is your family dedicated to idols?
23. Are disappointments at the edge of breakthrough common in your family?
24. Are poverty and hardship a common trend in your family lineage?
25. Do elderly people experience breakthroughs in your family?
26. Is untimely death a common phenomenon in your family?
27. Do people live long or die young before or during marriage?
28. Are there a high rate of divorce cases in your family lineage?
29. Is there a frequent pattern of late marriage in your family?

15/08/2026

This elderly man called Tommy Van Rensburg is the one who designed the UAAC website and the church logo.
We negotiated with him for more than 7 to 9 months during 2009 and 2010 until we finalized the agreement.

The UAAC logo is being used today by leaders of three different churches, yet most people do not know where the logo originated.
However, when we try to provide more information about the logo, we are undermined as if we do not know what we are talking about.

By the grace of the Lord, we will continue to share more information about the work we have done. Although many people treat us as if we are boosting ourselves, God knows the truth.
This is how the church logo and website came to be.

04/08/2026

Greetings in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.We humbly invite you to join us for our Fundraising Event at Tshigodini Sub Branch.

Your presence, prayers, and support will be greatly appreciated as we work together to advance the work of God in our branch.

“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give” – 2 Corinthians 9:7

Your presence will be much appreciated. 🙏🏿

03/08/2026

Siyahlala United African Apostolic Church

A Home of Progress

Within these sacred walls we stand,
United by God’s mighty hand.
A house of faith, a place of grace,
Where every wandering soul finds space.

Our foundation stands on prayer and Word,
The Living Gospel preached and heard.
Empowered by the Holy Spirit’s flame,
Here we kneel, we cry, we rise in His name.

Siyahlala, a beacon bright,
We guide the lost from dark to light.
With love and hope our spirits soar,
In ceaseless praise forevermore.

Behold the Youth and Sunday School,
With zeal they rise and learn the rule.
Sound and media, skills refined,
To spread the Kingdom, hearts and mind.
Their gifts awaken, voices strong,
To reach the lost with Spirit’s song.

Our leaders walk in truth and peace,
They listen well, their pride shall cease.
To one another and the member’s call,
They serve in love, the greatest of all.
Not led by man, but Spirit’s hand,
In humble hearts together we stand.

Our elders speak with wisdom’s tone,
No strife, no fight — God’s order known.
Their prayers uphold, their counsel true,
They anchor us in seasons new.

Here members walk in mutual respect,
No one above, none to neglect.
One body, one family, one Spirit we claim,
Covered by grace, in Jesus’ name.

In every home we bring the light,
Guidance, healing, making wrongs right.
We strengthen hearts, we build the land,
Restored together, hand in hand.

A home of progress, firm and true,
Where faith is fresh and dreams break through.
Together we walk, together we grow,
Reflecting Christ’s eternal glow.

From fathers unto children’s days,
We lay a firm and blessed base.
Siyahlala, our voices raise,
With grateful hearts we sing His praise.

A home of progress, love, and peace,
Where faith and blessings never cease. 🙏🏿

21/07/2026

THE HISTORY OF UAAC IN BOCHUM & MOGALAKWENA

The work of the United African Apostolic Church in Bochum and Mogalakwena began with one man of God: Prophet Daniel "Maḍagane" Ramabulane Netshidzivhe.

1. His Arrival from Venda to the Farm
Prophet Netshidzivhe came from Venda, from around the Makapeiya area.
When he first arrived in this land, he went to work on a farm for a white man called Pietnyana. He lived and worked there.

2. Coming to the Village and Receiving a Stand.
While on the farm, he came to the village together with a man called Isaac Maila.
At that time, Isaac’s brother Kgopuli was the king of the village, and Isaac was second in charge.

Isaac took the prophet to the royal house to ask the elders for a stand for him to live on.
The elders were afraid. They said to Isaac:
“How do we know this man is not a witch? We do not want witches in this village who will destroy us with lightning. If anything bad happens to our people, you will take full responsibility.”
Isaac promised the elders that nothing bad would happen. Because of his promise, the elders granted Prophet Netshidzivhe a stand to live in.

3. The Beginning of the Church in the Village:
After receiving the stand, Prophet Daniel Netshidzivhe started the United African Apostolic Church in that village.
His first miracles were healing the sick. He became known as a powerful man of God.

His known practices:
Testing for witchcraft: He would put his anointing rope on the ground and ask people to jump over it. If you failed to jump, it meant you were troubling the village with evil spirits. If you jumped, you were clean.

Prophecy: When giving prophecy, he would open his left palm and look at it while speaking the word of the Lord.
Pikitoli: He built his altar house which was called Pikitoli.

He helped many people in that area.

He obeyed the call. He left the farm work and came to Bochum to do the work of God.
He was a powerful man of God. He won many souls, especially from the Bapedi tribe
He healed the sick, baptized believers, and won many souls to Christ.

He became a citizen of that area.
His mission was one: To win souls and spread the Word of God.
He did not receive assistance to build a home for himself, because his calling was not about himself, it was to save the people of God.

Conclusion:
That is how the United African Apostolic Church started in Bochum and Mogalakwena.

That is how the United African Apostolic Church started in Bochum and Mokgalakwena area.

11/07/2026

This is where the heart belongs,, spirit and dedication.
Come and worship with us.
Experience the True Gospel, moving of God's spirit and join us for a Mass Prayer for Deliverance.

08/07/2026

Senior Superintendent Nemulalate was the elder who began serving with the founder of the United African Apostolic Church, Bishop Matsea Mureri.
He then continued serving under his son, Bishop Jeremiah Mureri.
After Bishop Jeremiah passed away, he faithfully continued to serve under Dr Archbishop EMM Mureri.

Senior Superintendent Nemulalate worked very hard for this church.
As a senior member serving in the Office of the Archbishop, he ensured that the policies and Constitution of the United African Apostolic Church were upheld.
He was a highly influential leader, and he played a vital role in keeping the church functioning well.

06/07/2026

We are truly grateful to our Lord and Savior for bringing us to this stage.
We are also grateful to our dedicated members, and to the leadership of this branch who listen to the members and honor their mandate.
May God be with us always. As we plan together, we believe God will take this building project to the next level and do miracles among us.
The foundation is laid. Now let us build in faith, unity, and excellence, for God’s glory.

04/07/2026