About 4000 people attended the conference this December and it was truly blessed. Many young people gave their hearts to the Lord Jesus and were reconciled to their Heavenly Father. Buses transported youth from the Eastern Cape and other provinces in South Africa. Services were well attended and the response for personal prayer was wonderful…
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The theme of Rev Erlo Stegen’s message to the conference, “How wonderful is God!” ran like a golden thread through the whole conference. Since the small beginnings of the ministry until today, it has been God’s goodness, faithfulness and care that has carried us through. After 45 years of youth conferences, we can only praise…
The bi-annual Youth Conference this summer started on Sunday, 10 December and continued until 17 December 2017. Although there were many youth-related topics presented, the underlying message of the week was: Our Father in heaven. Rev Stegen highlighted this in two wonderful messages where he reminded all who attended that if we are children of…
The theme is particularly appropriate because there is a myriad of voices calling young people in the world today. Peer pressure, porn, social media, satanism, to name just a few. But above all, we pray that the thousands of young people attending this conference will hear the voice of God calling. We will be pointing…
Dr Jan Pienaar joined his daughter and son-in-law, Herbert Reimer, for a Youth Conference in July. When he returned to Kwasizabantu he showed a Powerpoint and the following slides are from those those.
4 July 10am: Ntokozo Nhlabathi preached from 1Sam 7:7-12. When God’s people cried out to the Lord, asking Samuel to intecede for them, God intervened and gave them the victory. They didn’t need to fight for God put the Philistines to flight. You too can come to Christ and ask Him to give you His…
Thursday, 18 December: Rev Stephen Lungu (originally from Zimbabwe, and now part of Africa Enterprise) took the morning service. He shared his testimony in a moving way, based on the text from Mark 10:46-52, about blind Bartimaeus. Just as Bartimaeus was a reject so too Rev Stephen was an outcast from his family and society.…