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About Us

KwaSizabantu is a non-denominational Christian mission station that reaches out to people of all racial and cultural groups bringing a message of repentance and hope and providing spiritual guidance, educational support and counselling. The KwaSizabantu ministry originated in South Africa but has expanded to include centres in several countries. The mission station is situated between…

King Shaka International airport

As of 1 May 2010 there is a new King Shaka International airport in Durban. Some flights can be booked directly to Durban instead of going via Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International. This is helpful for visitors flying from an overseas country and also useful for Kwasizabantu Mission transport (since it is about 30 minutes closer…

“What Will Your End Be?”

  Before the service Sibusiso Mbelu gave his testimony. This young man from Durban shared how he had got involved with smoking, then dagga then wunga (a mixture of dagga, other drugs and rat poison). God set him free. He related how God takes that which is nothing to shame the wise 1 Cor.1v27. He…

Maqhogo Creche

The Creche at Maqhogo recently received a gift of soccer balls. The 19 children from the area have just one teacher, Zukiswa Ndinda. The Kwasizabantu mission there is advancing one step at a time. It is just 4 years old. One of the main ways in reaching out to the population there has been to…

Contact Form

For detailed information about KwaSizabantu itself go to the about us page. Below is only basic contact information. Postal: Private bag 252; Kwasizabantu Mission; Kranskop; 3268; South Africa Tel: 032 481 5500/5700 (or 032 4815727 for Reception) (International Code is 27 and the zero of the code is then dropped) Fax: +27 (0) 86 2993808…

Chancellor’s Award for Rev. Erlo Stegen

The highest non-academic award was conferred on Rev Erlo Stegen at a North-West University ceremony for doctoral students on 23 May 2013. The dean of the education faculty, Prof Robert Balfour, read the following (summarised): “Rev Stegen received the Chancellor’s Medal for his humanitarian work among poor rural communities.Rev Stegen was born in 1935 on…

“Once to Die”

Funeral of Nkosi M. Zubane Hebrews 9 27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: We are reminded at this funeral that each one MUST die for it is appointed by God. But after that is judgment. If death faces you today will you be found with…

Christmas Celebration 2012

A tent from Europe was erected at Kwasizabantu Mission for the first time on 21 December 2012. For many years it served audiences who attended Kwasizabantu conferences in Europe. They now have halls for bigger audiences and have donated the tent to the mission in South Africa. About 800 people were seated around tables at…