Welcoming Pastor Xolani Mpofu: A New Chapter for New Apostolic Church of God in Zion The Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) is proud to welcome Pastor Xolani Mpofu and the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion into its growing family of churches. On June 23, 2024, an ordination and consecration service was held […]
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Empowering the Next Generation: This past weekend, the Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) successfully hosted the Sons and Daughters Youth Conference at Bulawayo City Hall. This dynamic event brought together young people from across the region to engage in meaningful discussions on pressing issues and to find inspiration and guidance for their spiritual journeys.
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Celebrating Faith and Community The Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) had a successful weekend filled with notable events, highlighting the organization’s ongoing commitment to fostering unity and progress within the church community across Africa. One of the standout events was the Ecumenical Honorary Award Ceremony for Prophet Thabiso Ngwenya, held in Pumula South, Bulawayo.
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Indigenous churches are being encouraged to seize the development opportunities provided by the government, amid concerns that some are still adhering to outdated doctrines that hinder progress. In a bid to foster positive change, the Council for Churches in Africa has embarked on a nationwide engagement with indigenous church leaders. The aim is to promote
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A Beacon of Hope Saint Luke’s Apostolic Ejiwel Jekenishen church, under the leadership of Phillip Pferedzai, has been commended for its remarkable efforts in empowering disadvantaged villagers in and around Manicaland province. Through transformative programmes such as orphanages and skills centers, the church is making a tangible difference in the lives of the less privileged.
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Empowering Communities Indigenous churches play a pivotal role in empowering communities and fostering development across Zimbabwe and Africa. The Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) recognizes the invaluable contributions of churches like Saint Luke’s Apostolic Ejiwel Jekenishen in uplifting the less privileged and promoting peace, unity, and development. Transforming Lives: Testimonies of Impact Widows, orphans,
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Building a Better Zimbabwe In a dynamic and ever-changing world, collaboration between religious and political institutions has become increasingly important. The Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) recognizes the significance of working hand in hand with governmental bodies to address the needs of communities and promote unity and development. Recently, CCA has embarked on a
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In a significant move aimed at community transformation and educational advancement, the Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) and Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership. The signing ceremony, held in Harare, marked a pivotal moment in the quest for holistic development and empowerment. Setting the Stage:The event witnessed leaders from both
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On the 4th of February 2024, Harare, Zimbabwe witnessed a momentous event as Logos University bestowed an honorary Doctor of Christian Leadership and Management upon Archbishop Andby Makururu, also known as Johane the 5th of Africa. The ceremony, graced by Logos University’s Dr. David Molapo, celebrated the Archbishop’s outstanding contributions to Africa. Dr. Molapo emphasized
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