Who We Are & What We Stand For
The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa (TEASA) is a unifying platform for evangelical Christians to work together in mission, evangelism, and social transformation.
Who We Are & What We Stand For
The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa (TEASA) is a unifying platform for evangelical Christians to work together in mission, evangelism, and social transformation.
About Us
TEASA is a vibrant and growing evangelical movement in South Africa, uniting millions of believers who, despite their diversity, stand together in the saving essentials of Christian faith. Committed to biblical integrity, TEASA seeks to be a prophetic voice in changing and challenging times, addressing societal issues with gospel-centered truth.
With a mission that extends locally, nationally, and internationally, TEASA works to impact the world with the gospel, ensuring that evangelicals remain a strong and active force in society. By shunning fragmentation, the movement fosters institutional alliances and partnerships, strengthening the shared evangelical mission.
At its core, TEASA believes in the power and dynamism of the local church as a redemptive presence in communities, equipping and mobilising believers to bring transformation through faith and action.
Our Mission & Vision
The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa aims to provide a fellowship through which evangelical Christians in South Africa can work together in mission and evangelism, speaking when necessary with one voice on public issues.
Mission
The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa (TEASA) where evangelical churches stand together in faith, mission, and justice, transforming lives through the power of the gospel.
Vision
TEASA exists to unite and equip evangelical churches in South Africa to strengthen their faith, serve their communities, and advocate for biblical values in society.
Mission
The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa (TEASA) where evangelical churches stand together in faith, mission, and justice, transforming lives through the power of the gospel.
Vision
TEASA exists to unite and equip evangelical churches in South Africa to strengthen their faith, serve their communities, and advocate for biblical values in society.
What we do
TEASA is dedicated to empowering evangelical churches and ensuring their voice remains strong in society. Through advocacy and social impact, we address key issues affecting faith and communities, standing for biblical truth and justice. We equip churches by providing leadership training, networking opportunities, and resources to help them grow and thrive. Committed to fostering unity, we bring together churches and ministries, strengthening collaboration and partnerships to advance the gospel across South Africa and beyond.
- Advocacy & Social Impact – Speaking out on issues affecting faith and society.
- Equipping Churches – Providing training, networking, and support for church leaders.
- Fostering Unity – Connecting churches and ministries for greater collaboration.
Meet the Team
At the heart of TEASA is a dedicated team of faith-driven leaders, pastors, and advocates who are committed to uniting evangelicals, strengthening churches, and advancing social justice. Each team member brings unique experience and passion to the mission, working together to equip churches, support communities, and provide a strong evangelical voice in South Africa.
Get to know the people behind TEASA and their vision for a united and impactful faith community
Rev Sphiwe Ndebele
President of BCSA
He is the President of BCSA, and he has been married for 39 years. They are blessed with three children, and one of the children has unfortunately passed on. He was born again whilst he was in his fourth year at a Catholic Seminary. He joined the BCSA in 1992 and joined full-time ministry in 1998. He is originally from Soweto and currently resides in Potchestroom. He was previously working as an industrial inspector.
Rev Moss Ntlha
General Secretary
He is currently the Senior Pastor of three branches of the Ebenezer Bible Church. He also serves as the General Secretary of TEASA, and he has a life-long passion and calling to work for evangelical unity, social justice, and reconciliation in society. He is married to Khumo and is blessed with a son, a daughter, a daughter-in-law, and a grandson.
Mr Aaron Mokabane
Board Secretary
He is originally from Limpopo but currently resides with family in Ruimsig, Roodepoort. He is married and blessed with three children. Both the wife and him work in government. He studied science at Turfloop and later Theology and Development at OCMS UK. He is currently serving as the chair of the elders’ council at West Rand Lutheran Church. He is passionate about the role of faith in public life and in advancing the cause of social justice. His favourite food is pap, grilled meat & boerewors with chillies
Rev Dr Gustav Claasen
General Secretary of NG Kerk
He is married and blessed with two sons who are both married and also blessed with two granddaughters. He was previously Moderator of the Northern Synod and is now serving as the General Secretary of NG Kerk. He was part of a congregation in Monument Park (Pretoria) for the past 25 years. He is an avid bird watcher, and his favourite food is pap and boere kos.
Rev Dr John Maloma
He is married and blessed with three children. He has mainly worked in corporate and was for years working as Executive Director at NWU Vanderbilj Park. He planted a church in Vereeniging twenty years ago and a church school eight years ago. He has done a PhD in Church Leadership, and he is currently based at Sanlam with an intention to move to academia. His favourite food is potjiekos and wine.
Rev Renier Pelser
General Secretary of the Full Gospel Church in SA
He is originally from Limpopo but currently resides with family in Ruimsig, Roodepoort. He is married and blessed with three children. Both the wife and him work in government. He studied science at Turfloop and later Theology and Development at OCMS UK. He is currently serving as the chair of the elders’ council at West Rand Lutheran Church. He is passionate about the role of faith in public life and in advancing the cause of social justice. His favourite food is pap, grilled meat & boerewors with chillies
Rev Steve Oliver
Pastor - Knysna
He grew up in Krugersdorp and has been involved for 28 years in evangelistic crusades and mission work in Mozambique, Zimbabwe & Zambia. He is now pastoring a church in Knynsa and serves on the Vineyard NEC. He is married with four children. His favourite food is steak, lamb chops, and red wine
Rev Karl Teichert
Director of OC Africa
He is currently the Director of OC Africa and leads the TEASA Church Planting & Evangelism Commission. He has been married for 33 years and blessed with four children, and they are all adults & working. He is an electrical engineer by training and later studied missions at Fuller. His ministry passion is equipping discipleship movements
Mr Julius Mapatha
Treasurer
He is serving as the Chairperson of House of Worship Assembly of the AFM of South Africa. He is a Chartered Certified Accountant and Registered Tax Practitioner, with extensive finance and accounting experience obtained in manufacturing, mining, and public entities. He is passionate about the development of the next generation of leaders, especially in rural churches and communities. He is married with two children. He is a fervent reader of books.
Rev Esme Bowers
Chairperson
She is a founding member of TEASA and presently serves as NEC Chairperson. She is married to Theo, and after 50 years, they have retired from pastoral ministry. Presently, she is the World Evangelical Alliance director for the Department of Church in Community. She serves in the leadership team of MANI and co-ordinates the Southern African chapter for Tirzah, a global network advocating for women’s issues.
Rev Hermy Damons
Ordained minister in the IFCC
He is an ordained minister in the IFCC, having been married for 23 years. They have been blessed with two sons. He received his ministry training at Rhema Bible College and Vision College, Australia. He currently serves as the Chairperson of the National Chaplaincy Board for the Armed forces, Police, and Prisons. As well as the board Chairman of Radio Pulpit and a director on the board of the Pulpit Media Group.
Rev Mashudu Mashudu
Revival Christian Church in Bethlehem
He is a theology graduate from the University of Limpopo and Calvary University US. He has planted the Revival Christian Church in Bethlehem and also started a church school a few years ago. He is married to Elsie and are blessed with two boys and a daughter.
Links
Contact details
- teasaza21@gmail.com
- +27 76 090 1444
Become part of our movement
Be part of TEASA’s movement. Whether through membership, partnerships, or donations, your support makes a difference.
Links
Contact details
- teasaza21@gmail.com
- +27 76 090 1444
Become part of our movement
Be part of TEASA’s movement. Whether through membership, partnerships, or donations, your support makes a difference.