Monthly Archives: December 2011

Languages are key to our lives and also to the building of nations. The many languages in Africa complicate communication, but are central to our heritage and culture. Just think of the many different San languages spoken by relatively few … Continue reading →

Heute denkt die Kirche auch an Katharina von Bora, die 1552 am 20. Dezember gestorben ist. Leider laedt Wikepedia kein Bild von ihr, sondern nur von Luther. Darum nur der Link zu der Seite und dann auch ein Extra-Bild von … Continue reading →

After Dr. Anssi Simojoki gave an introduction to the History of the Church in Africa in August of 2011 [CH IV,2] and Rev. Radikobo Ntsimane proceeded with History of the Church in Southern Africa [CH IV,3] later in September my … Continue reading →

  Hier ist Webers Rundbrief fuer 2011 als Word Datei: Webers Rueckblick 2011 DT oder als PDF Datei: Webers Rundbrief 2011[PDF Datei] Read the letter in English and as a Word document: Weber’s Annual Review of 2011 [MS Docx.Document] or as a pdf-file: Weber’s Annual … Continue reading →

St. Paul writes to the Christian Church: “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand” (Phillipians 4:4-5 ESV) This is the watchword for the 4th Sunday in … Continue reading →

ADV SIMELANE, ADV RAMATHLODI AND THE ANC ASSESSMENT OF THE JUDICIARY The recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judgment setting aside Adv Menzi Simelane’s appointment as National Director of Public Prosecutions illustrates the key role that our courts are playing … Continue reading →

On the third Sunday in Advent the Church commemorates the return of Jesus Christ in glory. Here is a sermon by Rev. Ngcobo in both isiZulu and seTswana. Peace + Zulu Sermon for the 3rd Sunday in Advent 2011 by … Continue reading →

Grateful for faithful pastors, who preach God’s word for God’s people even in Zulu. This time this work was done by our dear brother Rev. Eliot Sithole, working in Durban,  KwaZulu/Natal on the revision of the Zulu Bible translation with … Continue reading →

Grateful for faithful pastors, who preach God’s word for God’s people even in Zulu. This time this work was done by our dear brother Rev. Eliot Sithole, working in Durban,  KwaZulu/Natal on the revision of the Zulu Bible translation with … Continue reading →