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At The Warehouse, we long to see a world marked by God’s peace and justice, a world which embodies goodness between all things, a world where there is restoration of all that has been broken. Yet it doesn’t take too much
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Vision and Mission
We envision the church bearing witness to the good news of Jesus by actively living out the peace and justice of God for the world. We support local congregations by enabling dialogue, facilitating collaboration and inspiring hope-filled imagination towards justice-seeking action.
Our Story
The Warehouse was established in 2003 through the Anglican Parish of St John’s Wynberg in the Diocese of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.
Our Context
The Warehouse serves the South African church network in its response to
poverty, injustice and division, and work with local churches in all communities, helping them to catalyse sound and effective change.
Our Strategy
The Warehouse achieves its mission through THREE strategic focus areas:
Leadership formation and chaplaincy
The formation, supporting and “alongsiding” of leaders in churches, with a particular focus on younger leaders and those working in economically under-resourced communities. We engage church leaders to create opportunities for theological re flection, support and mentorship as they lead in transforming churches and communities and facilitate reconciling relationships in a broken South Africa.
Equipping local churches
The mobilisation and equipping of local church congregations to catalyse and nurture creative and innovative community initiatives in collaboration with broader civil society.
Building the capacity of churches, their leaders and members to be the primary actors in the work of change within their communities. This catalyses innovative advocacy, development and relief responses by the local churches, led by leaders and acting with broader civil society and the church across the country.
Creating and nurturing networks
Creating and maintaining local and national collaborative and collective impact networks of churches and leaders that enable shared learning and coordinated action that address systemic challenges facing communities across society.
"True peace is not merely the absence of tension, it is the presence of justice"
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