On Friday the 21st of June, 2024, TEASA will join the Global Generosity Network and other Christian partners in hosting the Generosity Breakfast aboard the ship Logos Hope in its port at the V&A Waterfront […]
On 11 and 12 January this year, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, headed by her Excellency Minister Naledi Pandor, along with the Department of Justice, took Israel to the International Court of Justice […]
Cassie Carstens is a pioneering disciple-maker and founder of movements and ministries with worldwide impact. Although he has invested countless hours into ministry at all levels, his deepest desire is to see Heaven come to […]
TEASA has made a submission to the Department of Small Business Development (DSBD) on its Business Licensing Policy, with an emphasis on licensing informal businesses, in order to combat poverty, by allowing small businesses to […]
The topic of the first quarter 2024 WENSA COFFEBREAK online session was WORKERS AMONG THE NATIONS. Given the reality of a growing emigration trend, the challenge we discussed was how do we as the church […]
TEASA joins Evangelicals and other religious leaders in condemning the imposition of Transgenderism on our children, through the Department of Education’s Early Childhood Development Curriculum. “The ECE Toolkit aims to train pre-primary and primary […]
TEASA’s January-February 2024 newsletter is available and to access it, please use this link. We are grateful for all our subscribers, and we invite you all to subscribe if you haven’t already. The link to […]
Let’s model faith in the possibility of a better future for all. On 29 May, many South Africans will go to the polls to cast their vote. Some will stay home because they have lost […]
Reverend Derick Slabbert, of the World Evangelisation Network of South Africa, heads TEASA’s Missions Commission, and has regular sessions called “Coffeebreaks” to discuss all things Missions. His most recent session looks at the questions one […]
On 6 March 2024, TEASA held a webinar wherein TEASA’s head of Legal Advocacy Ms Nobukhosi Zulu spoke with Religious Rights Lawyer Liesl Pretorius. The discussion centered on the importance of South African parents participating […]
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