Local congregation leaders from Benguela and Cuanza Sul gathered in Sumbe for three days of training under the theme “Grounded in the Bible and Focused on Mission,” in the first event of its kind held by the Coastal Angola Mission.
Choirs from across the Union gathered in Bloemfontein for a weekend of choral worship, where participants also consecrated their mobile phones for media evangelism in support of the All Things New campaign.
Sixty-one young people and leaders from Kimberley Central Seventh-day Adventist Church visited the Beaconsfield Heritage Museum, built in 1890 and recognised as the first Seventh-day Adventist church building on the continent.
During a 15-day campaign run by Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives in Tenga, Moamba District, residents whose homes had not been visited began asking to be included. The campaign closed with 21 people making decisions for Christ.
Eighty-four people living with albinism, some of whom travelled from Bulawayo, Mutare and Masvingo, received free surgical and dermatological care at a camp hosted by Mt Pleasant Seventh-day Adventist Church in Harare.
Mathinya and Matsepiso Sesioana of Maseru, Lesotho, mark six decades of marriage with a testimony that lasting love is less a feeling than a practice, built on fearing God, forgiving quickly and admitting when you are wrong.
Sandton Seventh-day Adventist Church, working in partnership with Meals on Wheels Sandton and Alexandra Secondary School, is providing more than 3,000 monthly meals through the Hope Kitchen community programme, weekly lunches to over 270 matric learners, and more recently, meals to families displaced by unrest in South Africa.
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