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On the 7th January the Christian Church commemorates the many holy martyrs in North Africa, throughout the provinces of the Roman empire; who, when emperor Diocletian, in either 303 or 304 after Christ, commanded the holy scriptures of the Bible, … Continue reading →

There is a lot of work to be done. Whereas we Christians believe that we can only enter the presence of the living God through the forgiveness of our sins (Confession & Absolution at the beginning of the divine service), … Continue reading →

1. WeZion, vuka manye uyihlabelelele iNkosi, uMsindisi.  Bhek’ inkanyezi yakhe, iyasitshela, ithi: Usefikile yena uMsindisi wezwe, uMthokozisi. 2. Inkazimulo enhle, ihhamba phambi kwethu, siyilandela yona; siyaya, Nkosi Jesu, sikudumise manje. Uzamukele ngomsa lezisipho zethu, ezingelutho. 3. Mawuzamkele, Nkosi, izinhliziyo zethu; … Continue reading →

For nearly 150 years the Lutherans from Hermannsburg have proclaimed the gospel of Jesus Christ in isiZulu. Today theologians like our Rev. Eliot Sithole are working with the United Bible Society of South Africa on the revision of the Bible … Continue reading →

Southern Africa archbishop tells Mugabe to end church persecution (ENInews)–The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town has called on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to put an end to persecution of the Anglican Church after state police on 3 January broke up … Continue reading →

Thanks to the posting of my father the latest news from the LCSA is available in Zulu and Tswana. Your interested readership is highly appreciated and your comments most welcome. Please feel free to share news from the LCSA and … Continue reading →

            The new year 2012 started of with the first Sunday after Christmas i.e. eight days later. Therefore the gospel is also from Lk. 2,21. In today’s posting find the Zulu and Tswana orders for … Continue reading →

“Wir Christenleut’ habn jetzt Freud, weil uns zu Trost Christus ist Mensch geboren, hat uns erloest. Wer sich des troest und glaubet fest, soll nicht werden verloren.” This hymn was used as an outline for a nativity play in 1589. … Continue reading →

Thy sins be forgiven thee. And when Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, “Son, your sins are forgiven.” 1 And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor and each his brother, saying, ‘Know the LORD,’ for … Continue reading →

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