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Make a Difference this Women's Day (9 August 2017)

Womens Day advert 2017 Women and girls need real protection and respect – practical action, not pious platitudes from politicians and meaningless public holidays! Why not use National Women’s Day this year (9 August 2017) as an opportunity to inform, inspire and involve people in promoting awareness and taking action against the exploitation of women through pornography, prostitution, trafficking and abortion?

Participate in our Women’s Day Outreaches
On Wednesday, 9 August, Women’s Day, Africa Christian Action will be setting up literature tables in at least three different shopping malls in the Cape Town area: Longbeach Mall (Noordhoek), Parow Centre, and at other shopping centres (to be confirmed).

Prayer and Praise Update (June 2017)

CRC depo knysna THROUGH FIRE and STORM

Dear Christian Action friends and supporters

Greetings in the precious Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Thank you very much for praying for the ministries of Christian Action.

Knysna Relief Mission
In June, Abrie, Joseph and Francis travelled up to Knysna to help with relief efforts after the devastating fires that destroyed over 500 homes in the area.

The Need for Repentance
On our regular radio programmes, through e-mailings, on social media, on the internet, through our SermonAudio uploads and at public meetings, we have regularly been calling the people of our city and country to Repentance. In Leviticus 26, Deuteronomy 28 and Jeremiah 18, the Lord lays out the blessings of obedience and the curses of disobedience.

OGOD Court Case Judgement is Concerning, But Not the End of Religious Freedom for Schools

DSCN1997 The judgement handed down by Judge van der Linde on 28 June, in the South Gauteng High Court, in the OGOD vs 6 public schools case, stated, in short, that School Governing Bodies (SGBs) must amend their policies to not favour, or promote, only one religion at their school. The judge rejected most of OGOD’s demands and asserted religious convictions must be respected.

Knysna Relief Mission

Devastating Fires
Knysna is an area known for its beautiful forests and seascapes. Now several areas on the outskirts of the town are blackened with the remains of burned down houses. The devastating recent fires destroyed more than 500 homes in the area and killed at least 6 people.

Strange Silence about the Cause of the Fires
A mission team from Frontline Fellowship drove up to Knysna after the fires to help in any way we could. It was strange to notice that no one we met in the centre of town was speaking about the fires. No-one, not even firemen, were willing to comment on whether they believe the fires were started by arsonists. We saw some of the owners whose houses had burnt down walking amongst the rubble, trying to salvage the remains of any surviving possessions.