Events

On 18 September some co-workers and young people drove to the Western Cape for a youth camp which was hosted by the KwaSizabantu Môreson, Malmesbury team. The first weekend was spent at Malmesbury, where the team attended the Sunday service and visited neighbouring communities. Thereafter, they relocated to Franschhoek while preparations for the youth camp…

On Sunday, the 8th September 2024, we had a special service at Rosedale – the Estcourt branch of KwaSizabantu Mission, in the uThukela District of Kwazulu-Natal. KwaSizabantu Estcourt Branch celebrated 10 years since the official church opening on the 6th September 2014. There were many friends, family and guests that came from far and wide…

When the doors opened for another Youth Conference in Mozambique, we embraced the call for service with great excitement. The conference was from 21 to 25 August 2024 during the school holidays and coinciding with the dry, cool season in that part of the tropics. The team of 16 left KwaSizabantu Mission and 3 other…

Gratitude and joy marked the events that took place as we celebrated Cedar International Academy’s 30th anniversary. The event was an opportunity to praise God for His direction and grace throughout the years.

The funeral of Rev. Erlo H Stegen, known as Baba Mfundisi, took place on 8 October 2023. The founder and director of KwaSizabantu Mission was called home on 26 September, at the age of 88. Thousands of people from the church, the Zulu nation, across South Africa and abroad attended the funeral at KwaSizabantu Mission.

26 September 2023 Today, 26 September 2023, marks the passing of Erlo Hartwig Stegen, the founder and director of KwaSizabantu Mission, fondly known as Baba Mfundisi. He was born on 2 March 1935 to Carl and Irmgard Stegen on the family farm, Paardefontein, in KwaZulu Natal. He was destined to hear the call of God…

Christian voices joined together on Ascension Day, Thursday 18 May 2023, to lift up the name of Jesus at the Phakamisa uJesu, Lift Jesus Higher march.

We were honoured to be visited by the king of the Zulu nation, King Misuzulu, on Sunday, 16 April.

On 11 December more than 10 000 people from all walks of life attended a thanksgiving service to thank the Lord for 70 years of faithful ministry by Reverend Erlo Stegen.

Young and old from the National Alliance for Life, churches and organisations joined their voices one another to affirm that all life is precious.