When heads have been battered And lives have been shattered, Families scattered As if nothing mattered, Do you still wonder...
6 September, 20176 September, 2017
Is Saying Sorry Enough?
I would like to start by asking a further question. What is it that we want to achieve by saying...
6 September, 20176 September, 2017
Christians Must Deal with the Poison of Racism
#Blackface, a 21st birthday celebration where two University of Pretoria students dressed up like domestic workers and painted their faces...
6 September, 20176 September, 2017
On Safety and Security
Within the Steering Committee of the Anabaptist Network in South Africa (ANiSA) we have come to value the opportunity of...
6 September, 20176 September, 2017
The State of African Theology Address: Decentralising Theological Education
In its most basic form, theological education translates to the “equipping of the saints for the work of ministry” as...
26 July, 20172 September, 2026
What If We Are Leading People to a Distorted View of God?
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Why the Living Wage Matters
Many people in South Africa are paid much less than a living wage and the negative impact of this is...
15 June, 201715 June, 2017
Restitution and the Good Samaritan
What do the story of the Good Samaritan and Restitution have to do with each other? René August explains how...
13 June, 20172 September, 2026
Sanitation Campaign in the City
Three hundred thousand people in Cape Town do not have access to flushing toilets. This can and must change. When...
12 June, 20172 September, 2026
The Living Wage matters
The ‘going rate’ for domestic work in South Africa is too low for people to survive, and the damage immeasurable....