Amatola Presbytery – 19-21 April 2013 Revs C Judelsohn and M Magagane Program: Tuesday 19th of Feb: 14h00-16h30: We met with a number of Ministers from the Presbytery to: 1) Discuss the work of the M&D committee 2) Share our vision as well as offer resources 3) Hear of the challenges they face […]
A resource that ministers could use for training congregations in Evangelism.
You can see the latest letter from the convener.
With the General Assembly’s consolidation of committees, the Church Development and Planning, Integration, Maintenance of Ministry, Mission and Evangelism committees merged into the Mission and Discipleship Committee. The inaugural meeting was held in Benoni on 12-13 September and the committee members spent two invigorating days dreaming about a inspiring our Denomination to fulfill its mission […]
The Committee mourns the passing away of Kingsley Dale.
We are very excited to be able to publish the first book for use in training…
On Saturday 22 Oct Christopher Judelsohn and Theo Groeneveld travelled through to the Phomolong Congregation in Kroonstad to do training with Church-Growth Minded people in the Free State Presbytery. There was a good turnout and we were very impressed and humbled by the huge amount of effort that was put into the day. The Presbyters […]
From the 10th – 12th May 2011, CDP Presbytery conveners from all 19 Presbyteries of the UPCSA met at the Jakaranda Lodge and Conference Centre in Pretoria. The intention of the conference was not only to familiarise Presbyteries with the work of the Assembly CDP committee, but also to create an opportunity for discussing, sharing […]
We met on Saturday the 9th April in St Andrew’s King Williams Town with a group of 40 Interim Moderators and Elders representing vacant congregations in the Presbytery. Zola Gabeda, as Amatola CDP Convener, facilitated the arrangements and Vusi and Chris lead a workshop that ultimately resulted in the formation of the Church Development Forum […]
We are very excited to be able to publish the first book for use in training…
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