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19 Mostert Street Monte V, Western Cape 7407
Contact Phones : N/A, (021) 558-7446
The website of the Anglican Catholic Church South Africa.
Visit our website for latest news, photos and parish locations.
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1st Floor, 123 Wekker Road Moreletapark, Pretoria South Africa, .
Contact Phones : .,(08) 2551 2652
Greater Grace Ministry of South Africa believe that if you take the time to consider Biblical truths that you can live a life filled with the grace (James 4:6) and mercy of God and walk in the freedom of the Finished Work (John 19:30) that Christ accomplished on the cross for you and me. Please refer to our Doctrinal Statement on our website. Greater Grace Ministry of South Africa is a Non-Denominational Ministry affiliated with Greater Grace World Outreach. Greater Grace has 3 churches in South Africa, Greater Grace Pretorira (The parent church), Greater Grace Mamelodi, Greater Grace Nellmapius. We belieive in teaching the Word of God line upon, precept upon precept, categorical doctrine with the use of original language and historical background, thoroughly equiping the saints for the ministry the Gospel of Jesus Christ, 2 Timothy 3:16.
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16 Paul Kruger Street, St, Western Cape 7600
Contact Phones : N/A,+27 21 887 5979
This is the parish website for the Stellenbosch Roman Catholic community. There are five catholic comminities dispersed throughout the town; Saint Marks in Idas Valley, Saint Nicholas in the centre of town, All Saints in Cloetesville, the University Chaplaincy and Saint Johns in Kyamandi
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33 Ernest Oppenheimer Ave, Bruma, Johannesburg, South Africa, .
Contact Phones : +27 11 615 1511,+27 11 615 1616
Methodism was introduced to South Africa by British soldiers stationed at the Cape, and the first missionary was appointed in response to an appeal from their leader, Sergeant John Kendrick. The Rev J McKenny arrived in 1814 but was refused permission to preach and went on to Ceylon. He was followed in 1816 by the Rev Barnabas Shaw who defied the Governor and began to preach without permission. Before long he left Cape Town and settled among a group of Namaqua people at Lily Fountain in the Kamiesberg, about five hundred kilometres to the north.
This became the springboard for further advance into modern Namibia, a venture which cost the lives of the Rev William Threlfall and his Nama companions, the Rev Jacob Links and Evangelist Johannes Jager who were murdered by their San guide.
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