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Equipping the saints

by Roshila Jarosz, 7 Feb 2012

The incredible thing is that this isn’t volunteerism, but more the practical outworking of mission. The beating heart of 3Ci – Worship, Fellowship & Mission – represents what we stand for. It tells people who we are as a body of saints. But it cannot just stop there. God has hardwired each of us with passions He uses to reach the lost, and the 3Ci ministries are vehicles we can use to be equipped in those very areas.

Ministries in 2012

We're in the swing of things for 2012, and there are a lot of things coming your way! We have new ministries that will be unveiled soon; it's an opportunity to get involved and grow your faith in practical ways.

The biggest challenge to Mighty Kids Arise

by Janine Van Niekerk, 17 Jan 2012

The biggest challenge to Mighty Kids Arise, the 14th of April, is for us anointed and well-meaning adults to keep our informed hands behind our backs on this one! It is the children who must hear from Jesus for our country.

Two little girls

by Peter Rous, 7 Feb 2012

This is a brief update on the action the Lord has taken over the last two months on behalf of two little orphans from Hammanskraal. When they came to us on 9 December 2011, we didn’t have any idea how we’d cope, or how their urgent needs would be met.

Equipping the saints

by Roshila Jarosz, 7 Feb 2012

The incredible thing is that this isn’t volunteerism, but more the practical outworking of mission. The beating heart of 3Ci – Worship, Fellowship & Mission – represents what we stand for. It tells people who we are as a body of saints. But it cannot just stop there. God has hardwired each of us with passions He uses to reach the lost, and the 3Ci ministries are vehicles we can use to be equipped in those very areas.

Really Lord

by Anonymous Author, 7 Feb 2012

And please don’t let my husband ever get any crazy ideas about church planting or something like that! Imagine if I ever had to homeschool (shudder)?! Imagine if we ended up in the ‘fourth world’? I feel bad enough as it is when I have to say no to the kids (which You know is not often – I make sure they are happy). What on earth would I do with them if they suddenly had to live without some stuff? How would I keep them happy?