covid19 resources
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, […]
You are invited to a webinar. When: Feb 10, 2021 06:00 PM Johannesburg Topic: Theology & Ethics of COVID-19 vaccine Register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kY3L5UKgSOC0F8sV7K3iZw After registering, you will receive a confirmation email […]
TEASA: GUIDELINES FOR THE OPENING OF CHURCHES Do churches have obligations? It must be noted that all social gatherings are prohibited under level 3, except for places of worship with 50 people or less […]
Ms Shoni Mulibane Following a lot of backlash regarding the “testing” of vaccines in Africa, we thought we should get a better understanding of the processes involved in these testing and how vaccines and medicines […]
Mr Mpho Putu The world is living through unprecedented times. The coronavirus (COVID19) is causing anxiety, uncertainty, and disruption. As is often the case, people living in hunger and poverty are likely to suffer the […]
28 May 2020 The Right to Worship Earlier this week, on the 26th May, the President made an announcement to reopen places of worship from the 1st June 2020, following two months of level […]
TEASA COVID-19 Response The Goal: To contribute positively, from the vintage point of our faith, to the national effort to fight the spread and impact of the COVID 19 pandemic, as well as mitigate its […]
TEASA and Covid-19: Self-care and mental wellbeing TEASA and Covid-19: Self-care and mental wellbeing People prefer always to be with other people, so it can be really hard on them to be forced by law […]
6 April 2020 Covid-19 virus can linger in the air for up to 3 hours. Large church group meeting, singing, up close preaching in congregants and other close up meeting are high risk. Physical distancing […]
24 March 2020 In an effort to limit and slowdown the transmission of Covid-19, yesterday, government announced a 21 day national lockdown. South Africans are instructed to stay at home Top of Form from Thursday, 26 […]
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