Sharing a stern message from Pastor George Mahlobo, the President of the AFM of SA. GENDER BASED VIOLENCE & VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN Friday, 19 June 2020 Past. M.G. Mahlobo (President of the AFM of SA) […]
The Evangelical Alliance of SA (TEASA) welcomes the statement by the Acting SARS Commissioner Mr Mark Kingon, that they will be looking into the tax compliance of churches. We further note the statement by the […]
TEASA STATEMENT ABOUT ANC TSHWANE CHAIR STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF PROPHET SHEPHERD BUSHIRI 8 Feb 2019 The Evangelical Alliance has noted the comments made by ANC Tshwane Chair Dr Kgosi Maepa after the bail hearing […]
Programme (Full programme available after registration) 2 Aug – 08:00 – 20:00 3 Aug: 09:00 – 13:00 Registration: https://forms.gle/o7P6VM718zqRt7Wn6
Final declaration – Conference for Democratic Renewal and Change.doc
Have your say in a focus discussion on the Defend Our Democracy discussion paper. http://defendourdemocracy.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/DISCUSSION-DOCUMENT-FINAL.pdf
The raising boys webinar was held in order to address issues around raising male children in today’s society. This webinar highlighted the contributing factors that cause male children to become despondent and nonchalant when growing […]
The statistics reveal that the youth make up a large percentage of the population in South Africa. And Africa as a whole. With that being said a large number of these youth are Christians. South […]
Meeting with the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority in Ramalla, Palestine. […]
The Defend our Democracy (DoD) campaign, a Civil Society initiative to defend the nation’s defend Constitutional Democracy, will hold a Conference on the 1-2 July 2022 at Birchwood hotel, Boksburg.The broad-based campaign was inspired by […]
The VaxuMzansi Campaign is a national campaign created by South African Council of Churches and Religious Forum Against. The purpose of the campaign is to address the concerns raised by some religious groups on Covid19, […]
Dear Friends We are celebrating Youth month from 1st June 2022. We are celebrating our annual youth month in the context high unemployment, sluggish economy growth, high levels of substance abuse and family dysfunction. Both […]
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